The vol. of a cube of side length s is V=s^3.
So, if the side length is 5a+4b, then the volume of the cube is
V(a, b) = (5a+4b)^3. This could, of course, be expanded, using the binomial theorem, but there's no point in doing so.
Step-by-step explanation:
Objective: Recall the properties.
a) 3+1=4
b) 3+7=7+3
c) 3+(7+4)=7+(3+4)
d). 3(7+4)=(3×7)+(3×4)
Answer:
Origin symmetry?
Step-by-step explanation:
I believe it's origin, simply because it isn't symmetric according to either the x or y axis, but I'm not 100% sure
1. C(x, y) = (7.3, –3.9)
2. C(x, y) = (17, –1.5)
Solution:
Question 1:
Let the points are A(3, –5) and B(19, –1).
C is the point that on the segment AB in the fraction
.
Point divides segment in the ratio formula:

Here,
and m = 3, n = 8



C(x, y) = (7.3, –3.9)
Question 2:
Let the points are A(3, –5) and B(19, –1).
C is the point that on the segment AB in the fraction
.
Point divides segment in the ratio formula:

Here,
and m = 7, n = 1



C(x, y) = (17, –1.5)
11x = -7y
this is the answer because you combine the x together