Answer:
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The answer to your problem is 360
We want to find
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Recall the product rule: for 2 differentiable functions f and g, the derivative of their product is as follows:
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Thus,
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Answer: A)
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The options are;
1) AB is bisected by CD
2) CD is bisected by AB
3) AE = 1/2 AB
4) EF = 1/2 ED
5) FD= EB
6) CE + EF = FD
Answer:
Options 1, 3 & 6 are correct
Step-by-step explanation:
We are told that Point E is the midpoint of AB. Thus, any line that passes through point E will bisect AB into two equal parts.
The only line passing through point E is line CD.
Thus, we can say that line AB is bisected by pine CD. - - - (1)
Also, since E is midpoint of Line AB, it means that;
AE = EB
Thus, AE = EB = ½AB - - - (2)
Also, we are told that F is the mid-point of CD.
Thus;
CF = FD
Point E lies between C and F.
Thus;
CE + EF = CF
Since CF =FD
Thus;
CE + EF = FD - - - (3)
We can multiply both the numerator and denominator by ANY number (as long as you multiply both the numerator and denominator by the SAME number) to get an equivalent fraction
examples would be 2/12 (numerator and denominator multiplied by 2)3/18 (by 3)
4/24 (by 4) etc.
