5 times when all 5 times are up its 7:30 which if 3/4 of a hour which is 45 and is that time4learning?
Answer:
I'm taking an educated guess here and saying that its option two.
I haven't done these problems in almost two years.
Answer:
option A
12m/s
Step-by-step explanation:
Given in the question,
mass of object = 11kg
kinetic energy possess by = 792 joules
To find the velocity we use formula
v = 
Plug values in the formula
v = 
v = 
v = 
v= 12 m/s
Iwould think its Corresponding angles are congruent
Triangle Sum Theorem
<span>Measure of angle AED is 28°
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Let's use the point-slope formula...
<em>y-y1=m(x-x1)
</em>
<em>m is the slope.
</em>
<em>y--9=7(x--2)
</em>
<em>Subtracting a negative number is the same as adding a positive number...
</em>
<em>y+9=7(x+2)
</em>
<em>y+9=7x+14
</em>
<em>Let's subtract 9 from both sides...
</em>
<em>-9+y+9=7x+14-9
</em>
<em>y=7x+5
</em>
<em>The formula is now in the format of...
</em>
<em>y=mx+b
</em>
<em>This is known as slope-intercept.
</em>
<em>m is the slope.
</em>
<em>b is the y-intercept, the value of y when x=0.
</em>
<em>Standard formula is...
</em>
<em>Ax+By=C
</em>
<em>Neither A nor B equal zero.
</em>
<em>A is greater than zero.
</em>
<em>y=7x+5
</em>
<em>Let's move 7x to the left side of the equation. It becomes negative.
</em>
<em>-7x+y=5
</em>
<em>Let's multiply both sides by -1 to render A greater than zero.
</em>
<em>-1(-7x+y)=(5)(-1)
</em>
<u>7x-y=-5
</u>
<u>This is the equation in standard form.</u>