On a typical number line, we have basically two directions that we can move on. Either to the left where the numbers are negative, of to the right where the numbers are positive.
Given that point E has a coordinate of 1 on a number line, and we are told that the distance between E and another point on the number line is 11 (EG), the possible coordinates of point G are two (either we are moving to the right or to the left). Therefore, possible coordinates of G are:
1 - 11 = -10 (to the left)
1 + 11 = 12 (to the right
subtract 6.4 from 25 = 1.3c + 18.6
Answer:
-27/40
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer for this would be
C = 5000 + 200t
Diagonal angles have the same measure - not sure what u mean by oposite.
