a line passes through the origin and has a slope of –3. what is the equation of the line that is perpendicular to the first line and passes through the point (3, 4)?

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Answer 1
Answer: The slope is:
y=1/3x+3

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Find the value of n:5/6=7n + 9/9

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n= -1/42

5/6 = 7n + 1
5/6 -1 = 7n
-1/6 = 7n
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Evaluate the summation of 25 times 0.3 to the n plus 1 power, from n equals 2 to 10..

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Answer:

\sum_(2)^(10)25(0.3)^(n+1)=0.9642375

Step-by-step explanation:

We have to evaluate the expression:

\sum_(2)^(10)25(0.3)^(n+1)

i.e. it could also be written as:

25\sum_(2)^(10)(0.3)^(n+1)

i.e. we need to evaluate:

25[(0.3)^3+(0.3)^4+(0.3)^5+(0.3)^6+(0.3)^7+(0.3)^8+(0.3)^9+(0.3)^(10)+(0.3)^(11)]

Hence, this could be written as:

=25* (0.3)^3[1+0.3^1+0.3^2+0.3^3+0.3^4+0.3^5+0.3^6+0.3^7+0.3^8]

Now, the series inside the parenthesis is a geometric series with first term as 1 and common ration as 0.3.

Hence, we could apply the summation of finite geometric series and get the answer.

We know that the sum of geometric series with n terms and common ratio less than 1  is calculated as:

S_n=a* ((1-r^n)/(1-r))

Here a=1 and r=0.3

Hence the sum of geometric series is:

S_9=1* ((1-0.3^9)/(1-0.3))\n\nS_9=1.4285

Hence, the final evaluation is:

=25* (0.3)^3* 1.4285\n\n=0.9642375

Hence,

\sum_(2)^(10)25(0.3)^(n+1)=0.9642375

We are asked to evaluate the summation of 25 times 0.3 to the n plus 1 power, from n equals 2 to 10. In this case, we use a calculator with summation powers so as to accurately get the answer. Using a calculator, the asnwer is equal to 0.9643. 

Write a function rule that represents the situation. The price p of a pizza is $ 6.95 plus $ 0.75 for each of the t toppings on the pizza.

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The square root of 80 p to the 3rd

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√(80 p³ = √ (16 x 5 x p² x p)

You know the square roots of 16 and p , so you can take them out of the radical.

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You should start by factoring the number inside the cube root/radical sign, which in this case is 80. If you remember how to do factor trees, just do that with the number 80. The p is already prime, so you don't need to worry about it at first. (see picture 1)
Now see if there are any triplets of prime numbers. In this case, there is a triplet of twos (see picture 2), so you bring down one 2 to your answer (see picture 3). If there had been two triplets, you would have brought both numbers down and multiplied them.
There should be three prime numbers left: 2, 5, and p. (see picture 4) Go back down to your answer, put a cube root/radical sign next to the 2, and put your prime numbers in the cube root/radical. You should have 2∛2·5p. 2·5 can be simplified to 10, so your final answer will be 2∛10p (see picture 5).

What is the area of a square with sides of length 6?

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Answer:

36

Step-by-step explanation:

6 squared

Answer:

A= 36

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