I believe the the correct answer would be yes. Two lines can be drawn from a point that is not collinear with a certain line that will meet the line at a right angle or 90 degree angle and at an angle of 45 degrees. We can freely draw any line that would pass through a given point and would cross a given line at any direction giving us different angles and this would include a 90 and 45 degree angle.
Ricardo is not correct because the temperature is actually getting colder (idk if I need to explain it more). The difference is -12 F
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well the three goes inside the division box and the 4 goes in the outside. Then you see how many times 4 goes into 3 which is 0 then you add a zero next to the three and a decimal point in between the 3 and 0. next, you see how many times 4 goes into 30 which is 7 then you subtract 30-28 which is 2 then you add another 0 and see how many times 4 goes into 20 which is 5 times then you get your answer .75
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You could also use increments of 4 degrees instead, so the first line to the right of the zero point represents 4 degrees Celsius, the second represents 8 degrees and so on. Having each line represent 4 degrees is useful, since the temperatures where Celsius and Fahrenheit correspond are multiples of 4 in both scales. It's ok if you give brainliest to the other person who answered first
Any arithmetic sequence can be expressed as:
a(n)=a+d(n-1), a=initial term, d=common difference, n=term number
We are only told that d=5 and a(12)=63 so:
53=a+5(12-1)
53=a+60-5
53=a+55
a=-2 now we have solved for a and we can say:
a(n)=-2+5(n-1) which neatened up....
a(n)=-2+5n-5
a(n)=5n-7
The above is the rule to find the value of the nth term.
