Question

Link 1 helps answers the 2nd link Medal will be awarded if your answer is correct/accurate and if you explained it, because our teacher really sucks at teaching.

Answer 1

@mathstudent55

Answer 2

thank you, but I am not on that I am number 5 from link 2 and link 1 helps answers that

Answer 3

I think point J is (0,6) and point M is (7, 1.3), but I am not for sure for point M

Answer 4

I am sorry for the first one, A (-12, 0) B (0,4) --> slope AB = \(\dfrac{4-0}{0-(-12)}=\dfrac{1}{3}\) you are right

Answer 5

X(-12,5.5) T(-1,9)--> slope XT= \(dfrac{9-5.5}{-1-(-12)}= \dfrac{7}{22}\)

Answer 6

@Loser66 Quit checking number 2, I am on #5 of the 2nd link

Answer 7

WG you are right but should say it's =3, not 3/1

Answer 8

3 over 1 is the same as 3

Answer 9

#4 correct

Answer 10

you didn't do 7,8,9,10 yet, how to check?

Answer 11

I don't know them checked, I need to know how to do them

Answer 12

What is JM as points, but I need to know what M is; I got (7, 1.3), but I need the exact number though

Answer 13

Maybe @Compassionate can help.

Answer 14

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 15

@mathstudent55 I need your help

Answer 16

we make mistake at WG It must be -3 not 3. and pay attention at the segments,

Answer 17

the value of slopes equal, it means the segments parallel

Answer 18

those for problem #3

Answer 19

okay my answer is changed on my paper, but not on the scanned thing

Answer 20

you have to have #3 done and base on it, do #5

Answer 21

you see NR//JM --> slopes are the same, no need to calculate JM since you don't have the integer there, just calculate NR whose coordinates are integers. does it make sense?

Answer 22

for equation of the line JM, you have slope of it, (=slope of NR, let say it is m) and point J (0,6) just plug them into the formula y = mx +b to find b, and then plug back to find formula of the line. got what I mean?

Answer 23

what numbers do I have to work with

Answer 24

Are you making number up?