Given data:
The first point given iis (a, b)=(-6,2).
The second point given is (c,d)=(0, -6).
The expression for the slope is,
m=(d-b)/(c-a)
Substitute the given points in the above expression.
m=(-6-2)/(0-(-6))
=(-8)/(6)
=-4/3
Thus, the slope of the line is -4/3, so (C) option is correct.
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The population of a city has decreased by 38% since it was last measured. If the current population is 27,900 .Previous population of city was 45000.
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Given that current population of city is 27900.
Also, population of a city has decreased by 38% since it was last measured.
Let assume that population of city when it was last measured = x
Decreased of 38% means x-38% of x . we can write this as,



So current population is 
Equating above expression to the given value of current population, we get


x=45000
Hence previous population of city was 45000.
√((25x^9y^3)/(64x^6y^11)) doing the normal division within the radical
√((25x^3)/(64y^8) then looking at the squares within the radical...
√((5^2*x^2*x)/(8^2*y^8)) now we can move out the perfect squares...
(5x/(8y^4))√x
So it is the bottom answer...
Answer:
Negative
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Answer:
0.06
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