Answer:
Yes its a quadrilateral
Step-by-step explanation:
It has 4 sides
the parallel line is 2x+5y+15=0.
Step-by-step explanation:
ok I hope it will work
soo,
Solution
given,
given parallel line 2x+5y=15
which goes through the point (-10,1)
now,
let 2x+5y=15 be equation no.1
then the line which is parallel to the equation 1st
2 x+5y+k = 0 let it be equation no.2
now the equation no.2 passes through the point (-10,1)
or, 2x+5y+k =0
or, 2*-10+5*1+k= 0
or, -20+5+k= 0
or, -15+k= 0
or, k= 15
putting the value of k in equation no.2 we get,
or, 2x+5y+k=0
or, 2x+5y+15=0
which is a required line.
I believe that it is B. Hope this helps!
we are asked to write an expression that uses partial products to multiply 8 and 64. In this case, we can break 8 into 2 x4 and 64 into 8x8. In this case, multiplying these factors equal to 512. Any factors will do actually since it will yield the same product.
Answer: 15/5=3 3-1= 2
The answer would be 2. :P
