Answer:
<em>The point (-3,2) is not a solution of the inequality</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Inequality</u>
Inequalities relate the left and the right side of an expression with an operator other than the equal sign.
The inequality given in the question is
There are many combinations of r and y that make inequality be true. For example, for r=1 and y=1
This relation is true since -14 is less than -9.
Also, there are many combinations that make the given inequality be false.
For example, for r=2 and y=-1
This inequality is false.
Let's test the point (-3,2)
Which is false, thus the point (-3,2) is not a solution of the inequality
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Based off of what we do know, if we can find length DB we can use the pythagorous theorem (I will be assigning the variable z)
First equation is for triangle ABD
Second is for BCD
And the last one is for ACD
Substitute 
and 
As discovered before
Answer:
Im sosorry my internet is so poor sorry.
Supposing the sides with 6 and 8 is a right angle, you can create a new line from C and P, and find the length using the equation of a²+b²=c² or 6²+8²=c², with c equaling the radius of the circle.
After finding c, you will have to find the length from C to the midpoint of AC, using the same equation a²+b²=c². If both the lengths of C to the midpoint of AC, and A to the midpoint of AC are equal, you can do b+b to find the length of AC.
Using the same approach, you can find AB. Hope this makes sense, if not, I can clarify more.
