Area of a Trapezoid, A = [(a+b)/2] · h
Where,
a and b are the respective bases of the trapezoid
h is the height of the trapezoid
a = 10
b = 7 + 10 + 10 = 24
h = 9
A = [(a+b)/2] · h
A = [(10 + 24)/2] · 9
A = [(34)/2] * 9
A = 17 * 9
A = 153 Units²
Well I know that c. goes with I. just because I saw so many x^3 graphs.
For a. the parent function is x^2, so 0.5x^2 should look about the same as x^2, so the answer is VI.
I am assuming the problem is asking you to find an equation repersenting the situation.
In this case, realize that 150 will be a constant, and 60 will be attached to the
variable, since the price of the textbooks changes based on how many textbooks there are.
Thus, the equation is:

Our answer is 60x + 150 = y.
This is a straight angle. All angles add up to 180°.
We have been given angle MON = 41°
180° - 41° = 139°
Angle x = 139°
Answer:
There is only one solution and the solution is (0,4).
Step-by-step explanation:
The given system has equations;

and

We equate the two equations to determine their point of intersection;




We put x=0 into the first equation to get;

There is only one solution and the solution is (0,4).