Which of the following points are more than 5 vertical units away from the point (0, -2) choose all that apply
A. (6, -2)
B. (-8, -2)
C. ( 0, -8)
D. (0, 4)
I think its C and D
Can someone plsssss help!
answer c
looks good
Is it?
Yes, that's correct. Point C is 8 units below point (0, -2), which is more than 5 vertical units away.
Which point is 2 vertical units away from the point (4, 0)
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There are two points that are 2 vertical units away from the point (4,0): (4,2) and (4,-2).
- Point (4,2) is 2 units above point (4,0).
- Point (4,-2) is 2 units below point (4,0).
So either of these points would be correct.
What shape is formed by the points A(3,1), B(0,4) and C(2,-3)?
We can plot the given points on a coordinate plane and then connect them to see what shape is formed.
Here's a plot of the three points:
Connecting the three points, we can see that they form a triangle. We can also determine that this is a scalene triangle, since all three sides have different lengths. Therefore, the shape formed by the points A(3,1), B(0,4), and C(2,-3) is a triangle.
what shape would result from connecting the following points:(-4,1) , (-4,-4) , (0,3) , (0,-6)?
We can plot the given points on a coordinate plane and then connect them to see what shape is formed.
Here's a plot of the four points:
Connecting the four points, we can see that they form a quadrilateral. Specifically, this quadrilateral is a trapezoid, because it has two parallel sides (the top and bottom sides) and two non-parallel sides (the left and right sides). We can also determine that this is an irregular trapezoid, because the parallel sides have different lengths. Therefore, the shape formed by the points (-4,1), (-4,-4), (0,3), and (0,-6) is a trapezoid.
(-1,1)+(2,4)=?
To add these two vectors, we simply add their corresponding components:
(-1,1) + (2,4) = (-1+2, 1+4) = (1,5)
Therefore, the resultant vector is (1,5).
What is an Isosialis triangle?
An isosceles triangle is a type of triangle where at least two of the three sides have the same length. In other words, an isosceles triangle has at least two equal angles and two equal sides. The third side is called the base of the triangle, and the two angles opposite the equal sides are called the base angles. If all three sides are of equal length, then the triangle is not only isosceles, but it is also equilateral. An example of an isosceles triangle is shown in the image below:
In this triangle, the sides with length a and b are equal, while the side with length c is the base. The base angles are labeled α and β.