Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Ok, you got a Quadrilateral with the side lengths 6, 9, 9, 12
The shortest of B is 2
Find the scale factor of the A to B
6 -> 2
6/2 = 3
Scale factor is 3
Now divide all the sides by scale factor
6/3, 9/3, 9/3, 12/3 = 2, 3, 3, 4
Add them all together to get the perimeter
2+3+3+4 = 12
Perimeter of B is 12
Answer:
Option 3 - 
Step-by-step explanation:
Given : Perpendicular to the line
; containing the point (4,4).
To Find : An equation for the line with the given properties ?
Solution :
We know that,
When two lines are perpendicular then slope of one equation is negative reciprocal of another equation.
Slope of the equation 
Converting into slope form
,
Where m is the slope.


The slope of the equation is 
The slope of the perpendicular equation is 
The required slope is 

The required equation is 
Substitute point (x,y)=(4,4)



Substitute back in equation,

Therefore, The required equation for the line is 
So, Option 3 is correct.
Answer:
1727 students
Step-by-step explanation:
Here we have the formula for sample size given as

Where:
p = Mean
ME = Margin of error = 3
z = z score
Therefore, we have
p = 150/240 = 0.625
z at 99 % = 2.575
ME =
3%
Therefore 
The number of students Professor York have to sample to estimate the proportion of all Oxnard University students who watch more than 10 hours of television each week within ±3 percent with 99 percent confidence = 1727 students.
Hey there!
1. 5(s-2) This is because s-2 is the length of each side, and there are 5 sides in a pentagon all of that length, so multiplying it by 5 like this shows its perimeter.
2. 5s-10 This can be found by distributing the first equation, multiplying both s and -2 by 5.
3. (s-2) + (s-2) + (s-2) + (s-2) + (s-2) Each grouping in the parenthesis represents each of the 5 sides, so adding them all together will get you the perimeter.
4. 5(s) + 5(-2) This one is most like the first one, except it's a little more spread out. Multiply the term s by the 5 sides in one grouping, and the integer -2 by 5 in the other.
Hope this helps!
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