Similar Questions

Front

What are the coordinates of Point D on the Cartesian plane?

Back

(-4, 5)

Front

Identify 2 ordered pairs on the line passing through Points D and E.

a. (1, -5)
b. (2, 2)
c. (3, 1)
d. (4, -11)
e. (-2, 1)

Back

A, D, E

Front

Line through Points E and F is represented by:
a. (x, x)
b. (x, 2x − 1)
c. (x, 7x-2)
d. (x, 7x - 3)
e. (x, 2x − 2)

Back

D only

Front

Find the area of triangle DEF using coordinates.

Back

18 sq units

Front

Back

Point D to F

Front

If s is an integer, which values can 3s − 2 represent? Choose all that apply:
-8, -11, -1, 7, 35, 44

Back

-8, -3, 7

Front

Mangoes are priced at 4 for Php120. Which expressions show the total cost for n mangoes?
a. cost = 120n/4
b. 4:120 = n:cost

c. cost = 120/4
d. cost = 4n/120
e. cost = 120n

Back

A and B

Front

Fill in two values to make:

23 + ___ = ___ + 5 true.

Let the blanks be:

• First blank = a

• Second blank = b

Back

Any two pairs such that b = a +18, for example a=2, b=20 and a=4, b=22.

Front

Fill in two values to make:

23 + ___ = ___ + 5 true.

Let the blanks be:

• First blank = a

• Second blank = b

• What is always true about the values a and b?
  a. a > b

• b. b − a = 18
  c. a + b = 28
  d. Any value fits.

Back

B only

Front

What reason can we use to transform equation ① into equation ②?

a. If we subtract -4y from both sides of equation ①, the equation will remain true.

b. If we subtract 4 from both sides of equation ①, the equation will remain true.

c. If we divide both sides of equation ① by 10, the equation will remain true.

d. If we add 4y to both sides of equation ①, the equation will remain true.

Back

D only