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3 years ago

THIS IS THE LAST QUESTION PLEASE HELP!! TYSMMMMMMMM

Mathematics

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nasty-shy [4]3 years ago

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Answer:

The answer I’m pretty sure is C

Step-by-step explanation:

U find the slope for each segment. For example, find the slope for BC. Find the points of B and C. B- (5,6) and C-(6,2). Using the formula of finding the slope, it’s gonna be 6-2/5-6, and as you can see, option A‘s BC is not the same as the one we have, therefore it cannot be Option A. Do the rest the same way.

DENIUS [597]3 years ago

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Hey guys check my question you can get 60 points out of it it’s very easy just to 15×7 oops I already said too much

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An architect plans to buy 5 stone spheres and 3 stone cylinders

For the same amount, she can buy 2 stone spheres and 6 stone cylinders

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Let "a" be the cost of each stone sphere

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