Answer:
y = 1/2
Step-by-step explanation:
Notice in this equation (x − y = 2) that there is "x".
Look at the other equation; it also has "x" (x = 5/2).
When the same variable is used, it has to be the same number.
Therefore x = x in both equations.
You can substitute, or replace one of the "x" with a value that another "x" is equal to => x = 5/2
We can replace the "x" in x − y = 2 using 5/2.
Take the longer equation
x − y = 2
(5/2) − y = 2 Substitute the value of "x"
5/2 − y = 2 Remove the brackets, they are not needed
Now isolate "y" to solve. This means to move everything that is not "y" to the right side, keeping "y" on the left.
When you move a number, do its reverse operation to the whole equation.
5/2 − 5/2 − y = 2 − 5/2 Subtract 5/2 on both sides
−y = 2 − 5/2 The 5/2's cancelled out on the left
Change "2" into fraction form because you need to subtract a fraction.
−y =
−y = Use a common denominator
−y = Both denominators are the same
−y = Combine over the same denominator
−y = Subtracted the numerators.
−y = Rewrite the negative
−y/-1 = Divide both sides by -1
y = Answer, solved for "y"
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
13 m
Step-by-step explanation:
The volume formula is ...
V = (1/3)Bh
where B is the base area and h is the height.
Filling in the given values, we can solve for h.
351 m³ = (1/3)(81 m²)h
351/27 m = h = 13 m . . . . . divide by the coefficient of h
The height of the pyramid is 13 meters.
Answer:
1 and 1 on edg 2020
Step-by-step explanation:
just did the assignment
next question : Find the following determinant by hand.
answer is : 1
Next question : In mathematics, a pattern may suggest a conclusion, but it is not proof of it. Next you will prove that the determinant of a rotation matrix (CCW about the origin) must be 1. Luckily, there is the general rotation matrix you can use.
Answer : cos^2x + sin^2x
Next question : Using trigonometric identities, this can be simplified to
Answer : 1
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Using both the rotation matrices earlier in this lesson and your matrix calculator, find each determinant.: 1 and 1
next question : Find the following determinant by hand.
answer is : 1
Next question : In mathematics, a pattern may suggest a conclusion, but it is not proof of it. Next you will prove that the determinant of a rotation matrix (CCW about the origin) must be 1. Luckily, there is the general rotation matrix you can use.
Answer : cos^2x + sin^2x
Next question : Using trigonometric identities, this can be simplified to
Answer : 1
/next question: In the lesson, you used the following matrices to create reflections
Answer: All these reflections resulted in CONGRUENT figures.
next question: Find the determinant of each of these: answer: - 1
next question: A • At =
a b
c d
where At is the transform of A. answer: a=1 b=0 c=0 d=1
next question: Repeat this process for the other three matrices. The product of a reflection matrix and its transpose is the identity matrix
Choose the correct choice for the matrix after applying the transformation to the triangle: A
The resulting matrix creates an image that is to the original triangle.: not similar
Find the determinant of the rotation matrix.
Det R = 1 which matches the determinant for our other translation matricies
Find the product of the matrix and its transpose: R·Rt is none of the above
Answer:
x+3 = 3x-20
Step-by-step explanation:
3+x = 20 - 3x
More than = adding
is is equal to
Answer:There are 26000 miles that will both be due at the same time.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since we have given that
Number of miles required by new vintage = 400
Number of miles if these services have must been performed by the dealer = 13000
We need to find the number of miles from now that will both be due at the same time.
We would use "LCM of 400 and 13000":
As we know that LCM of 400 and 13000 is 26000.
So, there are 26000 miles that will both be due at the same time.