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A positive slope is represented in a linear equation by a positive coefficient behind the x term. A positive slope means that the graph is on an increasing interval as x approaches +∞. In a more simple way, a positive slope means that the graph is going up from left to right.
A negative slope is represented in a linear equation by a negative coefficient behind the x term. A negative slope means that the graph is on a decreasing interval as x approaches +∞. In a more simple way, a negative slope means that the graph is going down from left to right.
The x intercept(s) of a graph are where the graph touches the x-axis. These are also known as the zero(s) OR solution(s) of the function.
The y intercept(s) of a graph are where the graph touches the y-axis.
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Answer:
x = 15
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 2 triangles. The small triangle CDE has sides that are 8 and 20.
The big triangle CAB has sides 6+8 and 20 + x. Add the 6 and 8 which is 14. Create a proportion and cross multiply, divide, then solve for x.

The area of a polygon equals
area = circumradius² * number of sides * sin (360 / # of sides) / 2
area = 77² * 20 * sin (360 / 20) / 2
area = 77² * 20 * sin (18) / 2
area = 118,580 * 0.30902 / 2
area =
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36,643.59
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area =
18,321.8 square millimeters
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
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Is the sum of all the lateral areas of a given solid. We need to compute the total surface area of the given prism. It has 5 sides, two of them are equal (top and bottom areas) and the rest are rectangles.
Computing the top and bottom areas. They form a right triangle whose legs are 4.5 mm and 6 mm. The area of both triangles is

The front area is a rectangle of dimensions 7.7 mm and 9 mm, thus

The back left area is another rectangle of 4.5 mm by 9 mm

Finally, the back right area is a rectangle of 6 mm by 9 mm

Thus, the total surface area of the prism is


Sorry it's wonky but I hope you get it if you don't I can explain again