Pls help asappp solve for x

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C. Solve for y

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AD ≅ BC                                         | Given

AD ║ BC                                         | Given

AC ≅ AC                                         |  Reflexive Property

∠DAC ≅ ∠ACB                               | If 2 || lines are cut by a trans., the                                                                       |  alternate interior ∠s are congruent.

ΔADC ≅ ΔBCA                               | S.A.S  Postulate

BA ≅ DC                                         | Corresponding sides of congruent Δs

So, quad. ABCD is a ║gm             | If a quad. has its opposite sides

                                                      | congruent, the quad. is a parallelogram.

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Sorry I'm late I hope that helps:)

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x= -2,

(x - 5) / 2= -6

( (-2) - 5) / 2= -6

(-7) / 2 = -6

-3.5 = - 6

right hand side not equal to left hand side of this equation.so,x= -2 cannot exist for this equation.

x=2,

(x - 5) / 2= -6

(2 - 5) / 2= -6

(-3) / 2= -6

-1.5 = - 6

right hand side not equal to left hand side of this equation.so,x= 2 cannot exist for this equation.

x= -17

(x - 5) / 2= -6

( ( -17) - 5) / 2= -6

(- 22) / 2= -6

-11 = -6

right hand side not equal to left hand side of this equation.so,x= -17 cannot exist for this equation.

x= -7,

(x - 5) / 2= -6

( ( -7) -5) / 2= -6

(-12) / 2= -6

-6= -6

right hand side equal to left hand side of this equation.so,x= -7 exist for this equation.

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7a^4 + 3a^4 is 10a^4

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Answer:

  (81/43, -31/43) ≈ (1.884, -0.7209)

Step-by-step explanation:

The orthocenter is the intersection point of the altitudes of the triangle. Since this is not a right triangle, you need to find the equations of the altitude lines, then find where those intersect.

If we call the points A, B, C in the order given, the attached figure shows the altitude lines from B perpendicular to AC, and from C perpendicular to AB.

We can find the equation of the perpendicular line using the form ...

  ∆x·x +∆y·y = c

where ∆x and ∆y are the differences in coordinates between the points on the "side" and the value of constant 'c' is determined by evaluating the expression using x and y as the coordinates of the opposite vertex.

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For line AC, we have ...

  (∆x, ∆y) = C - A = (2, -1) -(-3, 0.5) = (2+3, -1-0.5) = (5, -1.5)

Then the equation of the first altitude line is ...

  5x -1.5y = 6(3) -1.5(3) = 10.5

Multiplying by 2 puts this in standard form:

  10x -3y = 21

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For line AB, we have ...

  (∆x, ∆y) = B - A = (3, 3) -(-3, 0.5) = (3+3, 3-0.5) = (6, 2.5)

Then the equation of the second altitude line is ...

  6x +2.5y = 6(2) +2.5(-1) = 9.5

Multiplying by 2 puts this in standard form:

  12x +5y = 19

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Then the orthocenter is the solution to the system of equations ...

  10x -3y -21 = 0

  12x +5y -19 = 0

This set of equations can be solved a number of ways. One is the "cross-multiplication" method.

  1/(10·5 -12·(-3)) = x/(-3·(-19) -5·(-21)) = y/(-21(12) -(-19)(10))

  x = 162/86 = 81/43

  y = -62/86 = -31/43

The orthocenter is (81/43, -31/43) ≈ (1.884, -0.7209).

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Additional comment

The "cross multiply method" is based on cross products when the equations  are written in standard form:

  ax +by +c = 0

  dx +ey +g = 0

Usually, the coefficients are written in two rows of four, with the first column repeated at the end:

  a  b  c  a

  d  e  g  d

Then cross products are formed, where diagonal down is positive and diagonal up is subtracted from that:

  p1 = (ae -db), p2 = (bg -ec), p3 = (cd -ga)

These give the solution to the equations when put in the form ...

  1/p1 = x/p2 = y/p3   ⇒   x = p2/p1   and   y = p3/p1

If you look at videos of this "cross multiply method," they will put the 1/p1 at the end of the string of equalities, and they will use the coefficients in the order starting with b instead of a. I find the arrangement here easier to remember, so less likely to get confused.

Further comment

You can, of course, find the slopes of the lines, and their opposite reciprocals, then use a point-slope form or some other method for writing the equations of the altitude lines. The solution to the equations can proceed by substitution or elimination. No doubt these methods are somewhat familiar. The method used here tries to get to the answer much more quickly with a lot less writing. (Unfortunately, it takes a bit of writing to explain it all.)

Answer:

7

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-3x+10

To graph:

Plot points at (0,10) and (10/3,0) and draw the line.

Answer:

A)positive

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All quantities greater than zero will be positive, although zero itself is not considered negative or positive. Also, debt means that something would be owed. This would mean the number is negative and therefore not correct.

Answer:

$2.80

Step-by-step explanation:

17-3=14

14 divided by 5=

2.8

Add 0 since it's about money.

$2.80

Answer:

y=2 x=5

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3x-2y=11

2x-3y=4

you multiply both equations to cancel one variable out. in this case you multiply the first equation by 2 and the second by -3

     6x-4y=22

+    -6x-9y=12

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0x+5y=10

y=2

you plug that in either equation

3x-2(2)=11

3x-4=11

3x=15

x=5

Answer:

identity

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it states that any number times 1 is equal to itself. so when u have 14y, you can multiply it by 1 and it will remain the same.

Answer:

identity

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Answer:

Question 1: Option C: y -6 = 8(x+4) is the correct answer.

Question 2: Option B: y-1=0 is the correct answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

Question 1(In Picture):

Given point is: (-4,6) and

Slope: m = 8

The point-slope form of equation of a line is given by:

[tex]y - y_1 = m(x-x_1)[/tex]

Here (x1,y1) are the coordinates of the point from which the line passes. Putting (-4,6) in the equation and slope

[tex]y -6 = 8(x+4)[/tex]

Hence,

Option C: y -6 = 8(x+4) is the correct answer.

Question 2:

Given point is: (3,1) and

Slope: m = 0

The point-slope form of equation of a line is given by:

[tex]y - y_1 = m(x-x_1)[/tex]

Here (x1,y1) are the coordinates of the point from which the line passes. Putting (-4,6) in the equation and slope

[tex]y -1 = 0(x-3)\\y-1 = 0[/tex]

Hence,

Option B: y-1=0 is the correct answer.

Answer:

sanaol matalino

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kase dehins matalino

Answer:

The ratios in their simplest form are:

A 25:24

B 19:24

C 23:24

D 11:16

Step-by-step explanation:

The ratios are in their simplest form are the ratios that cannot be simplified further.

We will check all the ratios one by one

A 25:24

Cannot be further simplified so it is in the simplest form

B 19:24

Cannot be simplified further.

C 23:24

Cannot be simplified further

D 11:16

Cannot be simplified further

E 27:18

[tex]27:18\\3:2[/tex]

Further simplified, so it was not in simplest form.

Hence,

The ratios in their simplest form are:

A 25:24

B 19:24

C 23:24

D 11:16

Answer:

y = x - 23

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Answer:

20x^2 - 107x - 10.

Step-by-step explanation:

8x - 108x - 10 - (9x^2 + 7x -29x^2)

simplifying:

-100x - 10 - (7x - 20x^2)

20x^2-100x - 7x - 10

20x^2 - 107x - 10

Answer:

−9x

2

+x−8

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Answer:

False

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Answer: 2/9

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Answer:

A

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for the two of them, the first answer is the answer

Answer:

#1 - First option: y + 7 =  [tex]\frac{-1}{4}[/tex](x -4)

#2 - First option: y = 2x - 5

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#1

Given: (x1,y1) = (4,-7) and m = [tex]\frac{-1}{4}[/tex];

To find the point slope form which is

y - y1 = m(x - x1); substitute (x1,y1) and m

y - (-7) = [tex]\frac{-1}{4}[/tex](x -4)

y + 7 =  [tex]\frac{-1}{4}[/tex](x -4)

#2

Given: points (x1,y1) = (0, -5) and (x2,y2)=(4,3)

To find the slope we use

m = [tex]\frac{(y2-y1)}{(x2-x1)}[/tex] = [tex]\frac{(3-(-5))}{(4-0)}[/tex] = [tex]\frac{8}{4}[/tex] = 2

Now pick a number to find b

y = mx + b

y1 = mx1 + b

-5 = 2(0) + b

b = -5

now plug into y = mx + b; which is

y = 2x - 5

Answer:

go near the bottom tight of the screen the  you will see 13 sorry i cant help more then that

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[tex]\huge\boxed{m\angle 1 = 131 \textdegree}[/tex]

[tex]\huge\boxed{m\angle 2 = 49 \textdegree}[/tex]

[tex]\huge\boxed{m\angle 3 = 112 \textdegree}[/tex]

Step-by-step explanation:

We can use basic angle relationships to find the measure of angles 1, 2, and 3 here.

First off, we know that the 49° angle and m∠1 are supplementary. This means that their angle measures will add up to 180°.

Since we know one, we can find the other easily.

[tex]x + 49 = 180\\\\x = 180-49\\\\x = 131[/tex]

So m∠1 = 131°.

We also know that m∠2 is opposite to the 49° angle. This means that m∠2 is also 49°.

Now, we know that m∠3 is also opposite to the 112° angle. Therefore, their angle measures are the same, and m∠3 is also 112°.

Hope this helped!

Answer :need the options you choose frome

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Answer:

the answer is A

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I have a feeling in my genitals

Answer: y=-8/5x-4

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8x+5y=-20

-8x         -8x

5y=-8x-20

/5     /5

y=-8/5x-4

Answer:

We are given the rule: the speed is the ratio between the distance and the time. So we have

s = d/t = 100/2.5

Answer:

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Answer:

Negative 5 and 7 over 8

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5.875 look at this: 5 "5".87" 5" || and '5.8"7"5'  7 || over '5."8"75 8', you don't need to write the other five 5.87"5" because it is in the beginning of the number/ whole number "5".875

Answer:

the answer is 40 dollars

Step-by-step explanation:

all you have to do is multiply 15x2 and then add 10

Answer:

$40 dallors.

Step-by-step explanation:

First you would do, 2 times 15 and get 30.

Then do 30 plus 10 to get $40 dallors.

Answer

1.386 billion.

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Answer:

B. $0.88

Step-by-step explanation:

x = number of bananas

y = cost of bananas in dollars

Given that 4 bananas cost $3.52, the constant of proportionality that relates cost of bananas, y, to the number of pounds of bananas, x = y/x

y = 3.52

x = 4

Therefore:

Constant of proportionality = [tex] \frac{3.52}{4} = 0.88 [/tex].