Answer:
The other endpoint is (-33, 17)
Step-by-step explanation:
The rule of the mid-point of a segment whose endpoints are
(
, 
) and (
, 
) is
In our question
∵ The coordinates of the endpoints of a segment are (-15, 13) and (x, y)
∴ = -15 and = x
∴ = 13 and = y
∵ The coordinates of the mid-point of this segment are (-24, 15)
∴ 
= -24 and 
= 15
→ Use the rule of the mid-point to find x and y
∵ 
→ Multiply both sides by 2
∴ -48 = -15 + x
→ Add 15 to both sides
∴ -33 = x
∵ 
→ Multiply both sides by 2
∴ 30 = 13 + y
→ Subtract 13 from both sides
∴ 17 = y
∴ The other endpoint is (-33, 17)
1) Graph the corresponding equation \( x = 2 \); this will split the plane into two regions. One of the region represents the solution set.
2) Select a point situated in any of the two regions obtained and test the inequality. If the point selected is a solution, then all the region is the solution set. If the selected point is not a solution, then the other (second) region represents the solution set.
3) Test: In this example, let us for example select the point with coordinates (3 , 2) which is in the region to the right of the line x = 2. If you substitute x in the inequality \( x ≥ 2 \) by 3 it becomes \( 3 ≥ 2 \) which is a true statement and therefore (3 , 2) is a solution. Hence, we can conclude that the region to the right of the vertical line x = 2 is a solution set including the line itself which is shown as a solid line because of the inequality symbol \( ≥ \) contains the \( = \) symbol. The solution set is represented by the blue hash region in the graph below including the line x = 2.
No. A repeating decimal is when it is a repeated number. For example, 0.633333333333 is a repeated decimal.
2x+5=11
2 times x and 5 is 11.
Answer:
10
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