After striking a pair of arcs from each endpoint of a line segment, just join the intersection point of the 1st pair (above the segment) with the intersection point
of the 2nd pair (under the segment)
And this is how you construct the segment's perpendicular bisector
Answer:
Answers 2,3, and 4 are all biased.
Step-by-step explanation:
She has to check ALL her patients to be unbiased. Otherwise she is showing favoritism and bias.
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Step-by-step explanation:
Part A:
-mk-120 > 95
-mk > 215
Divide both sides by -k
Since we are dividing by a negative, the inequality sign flips
m < 215/-k
Part B:
2c-9fb = 45
Subtract 2c from both sides
-9fb = 45-2c
Divide both sides by -9b
f = (45-2c) / -9b
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Your question is too general. You might ask instead, "how do I simplify the radical sqrt(48)?"
sqrt(48) can b e simplified by rewriting 48 as the product of the perfect square 16 and the not-a-perfect-square 3:
sqrt(48) = sqrt(16)*sqrt(3) = 4*sqrt(3) (answer)
In #76, rearrange the terms so that you have 3sqrt(7x+4)=15. Then divide both sides by 3, obtaining sqrt(7x+4) =5. Squaring both sides: 7x+4=25.
Solve this linear equation for x.
Distribute 1/4 by multiplying it by 8, -6X and 20 you end up with
1/4times8=2
1/4times-6x= -1.5x
1/4times20=5
so 2-1.5x+5
add 2 and 5 to get 7
the answer is -1.5x+7
