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Answer:
8 pounds. 36/4.5 is 8 so that's the answer
Parallel have same slope
Perpendicular have opposite reciprocal slopes. Ex. 2/3 is slope of one line so the perpendicular line would have slope of -3/2.
Find slopes of these lines.
-4x-5y=-4
-4x+4 =5y
Divide by 5
Y= -4x/5 +4/5
Second line: 10x-8y=-1
10x+1=8y
Divide by 8
10x/8 +1/8 =y
Y= 5x/4 +1/8
So if you look at slope of line 1= -4/5 and line 2 it’s 5/4 so these both are perpendicular.
11*5*7
385 breaks down to 7 and 55. Bring the seven down. Break 55 down to 11 and 5. Then bring those down and you get 11*5*7
