The perimeter of a parallelogram is 50inches. If the length of one side is 15

​inches, what is the length of a side adjacent to​ it?

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Answer 1
Answer: Given:
Perimeter of parallelogram = 50 inches
Length of one side is 15 inches

Find the length of the adjacent side.

Parallelograms have 4 sides and its measures of opposite sides are equal.

Perimeter = 2a + 2b
where:
a are opposite sides of equal measure
b are opposite sides of equal measure

50 inches = 2(15 inches) 
50 inches = 30 inches + 2b
50 inches - 30 inches = 2b
20 inches = 2b
20 inches / 2 = b
10 inches = b 

The length of the adjacent side is 10 inches.

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How to find the perimeter and the area of a rectangle on a coordinate plane using the distance formula? : A(3,8) B(5,4) C(-4,-1) D(-6,3) Round to the nearest tenth if necessary.

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I used some site to plot the points. 

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Area = l×w
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(I'll just use the sides that I've labelled for ease)

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<span>D_(DC)= \sqrt{(-4-6)^2+{(-1+3)^2}
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Answer:

C. Within a few years the population increases dramatically

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B. The population immediately decreases

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True. As we can see on the functionA = A_o e^(rt) if we increase the time by 10 units for example the final amount is increasing by a factor of e^(10)=22026.47 and that represent a dramatically increase.

D. The specie's reproductive potential declines

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