Dividing fractions is the same as multiplying by its reciprocal so you can change the equation to this

And you can simplify by eliminating the fours and multiplying straight across

You can pull out - 7 from the top and 2 from the bottom so you have this

And then you can cancel out to (2-x) to get an answer of
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
You'd do 80% times 32. You have to move the 80 to the left 2 times. then multiply.
You would get alternating interior and exterior angles, corresponding and consecutive angles, and vertical angles. There would be only two different angle measurements, which would add to 180 degrees, the degree of one straight line.
<span>There are several ways to find the max of min of a quadratic equation.
Max occurs when t = -b/2a
t = -b/2a = -68/(2*-4.9) = 6.93 second
Max altitude = h(6.93) = 68(6.93)-4.9(6.93^2) = 235.92 meters
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Hi mate:
Here is your explanation......
Which of the following is perpendicular to 32=16y+64x
Possible Answers:
y=−x/4+7
y=4x+7
y=−4x+7
y=x+1/4
y=x/4+7
Correct answer:
y=x/4+7
Explanation:
Two lines are perpendicular if and only if their slopes are negative reciprocals. To find the slope, we must put the equation into slope-intercept form, y=mx+b, where m equals the slope of the line. We begin by subtracting 16y from each side, giving us 32−16y=64x. Next, we subtract 32 from each side, giving us −16y=64x−32. Finally, we divide each side by −16, giving us y=−4x+2. We can now see that the slope is −4. Therefore, any line perpendicular to 32=16y+64x must have a slope of 1/4. Of the equations above, only y=x/4+7 has a slope of 1/4.