Which graph shows triangle <-4,2> (ABC)

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there is no graph to look at. please add the graph

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I have a copy of the graph. Also attached are the choices?

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Is 40(2x-16y) equivalent to 42x-56y

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20 square root of 270 /4 square root of 3

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The most simplified form is 15√10

Step-by-step explanation:

1. Let's simplify the expression:

20√270 ÷ 4√3

20√9 * 30/  4√3 (√270 = √9 * 30)

60 √30/ 4√3

(60 √3 * √10) / 4√3 (√30 = √3 * √10)

60/4 √10 ( We cancel √3 in the numerator and in the denominator)

15√10

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Simplify sqrt 8y/sqrt y

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(√(8y) )/(√(y) )

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2√(2)

I turned the numerator into an exponent: 2 (3)/(2)

\frac{2^{(3)/(2)}√(y)}{√(y)}

The √(y) will cancel out, leaving 2 (3)/(2).

2^{(3)/(2)}=2√(2)

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( √(8y) )/( √(y) )  =  \n

\sqrt{ (8y)/(y) }  =  \n

√(8)  =

\sqrt{ {2}^(2) * 2 }  =

\sqrt{ {2}^(2) }  √(2)  =

√(4)  √(2)  =

2 √(2)

Wes has a piece of land with side lengths of 36.2 m, 41.6 m, 39.4 m, and 31.2 m. He also has 150 m of tape to mark the boundaries of the land. After Wes marks the land, how much tape will he have left over?

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add up all of the side lengths and you get 148.4 as the perimeter.

subtract that from 150 and you're left with 1.6 m left of tape

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1.6m of rope

Step-by-step explanation:

Add up all the sides then subtract that from 150