Answer:
(a-b, c)
Step-by-step explanation:
The midpoints of the two diagonals are the same, so we have ...
(P + (-a, 0))/2 = (O +(-b, c))/2
Multiplying by 2 and subtracting (-a, 0), we get ...
P = (0, 0) +(-b, c) -(-a, 0)
P = (a-b, c)
Slope= -5/3 when using y^2-y^1 divided by x^2-x^1
<span>1.5
In C or C++, a floating point literal is nothing more than a sequence of decimal digits with either or both an decimal point, or an exponent with optionally a type specifier. The value could be any of the following: 1.5, 1.5e0, 0.15e1, 15e-1, etc.</span>
The saying "A picture is worth a thousand words" comes to mind here. You can list all of the possible points in a solution region, or you can list a few points to give the general pattern. Though this method requires a bit more work than simply graphing and showing the solution shaded region. A visual is often more efficient at conveying a message especially to those who aren't proficient with algebra. I'm sure there are other reasons why graphs are the better choice, but that's all I could think of really.
Yes it is a function, it passes the straight line test
