(-4,-2)
You just plug in the numbers from the ordered pair, into your equation. Remember, the formula for ordered pairs are (x,y). :)
Answer:
DC = 2
Step-by-step explanation:
The wrong equation was used.
The right equation to use based on the midsegment theorem of a trapezoid is:
MN = ½(AB + DC)
MN = 8
AB = 14
Substitute
8 = ½(14 + DC)
Multiply both sides by 2
8*2 = ½(14 + DC)*2
2*8 = 14 + DC
16 = 14 + DC
16 - 14 = 14 + DC - 14
2 = DC
DC = 2
Answer:
9
Step-by-step explanation:
6+x, when x = 3
6+(3)
6+3=9
Because b^6 is present in both terms, we can factor it out.
b^6(7 + 12)
Combine like terms.
b^6(19)
Rearrange.
19b^6 is the fully simplified form of the given expression.
The equation to model this would be 65 = 11r + 9s.
In this equation, we know that the total number he works is 65. We also know he burns 11 every time he runs for an hour. Therefore we can multiply 11 by r. We also know he burns 9 for every hour he spends swimming. Therefore we can multiply 9 by s.
When we put all three of these things together, we get 65 = 11r + 9s.
