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The distance from a point ( m, n)   to  line in the form  Ax + By + C  = 0  is given by :

l A(m) + B(n)  + C l

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√ [ A^2 + B^2]

So....  A = 2,   B = 1  and C = - 5

The formula for the distance from a point to a line is \(d=\frac{|Ax+By+C|}{\sqrt{A^2+B^2}}\) when a line is written in the form \(Ax+By+C=0.\)

Cphill used the given equation for the line \(2x+y-5=0\). Therefore, \(A=2, B=1, \text{ and }C=-5\)

thank you very much! may i ask where u got √[ 2^2 + 1^2 ] from?

Thanks, tertre!!!!

That IS easier to use.....!!!

We have these points on the graph   (0,0)  and ( 3, - 2)

The slope  is   [ -2 - 0 ] / [ 3 - 0 ]   =   -2/3

So.....using the slope and (0,0).....we have the equation

y = (-2/3) ( x - 0) + 0

y = - (2/3)x        multiply through by 3

3y  = -2x      add 2x  to both sides

2x + 3y   = 0

5x + 8y = -9

In the form Ax  + By  = C

The slope is  -A / B

So....the slope of L1  is   -5/8

And L2  is a perpendicular line to L1.....so.....it has a negative reciprocal slope  =  8/5

So.....the equation of L2   is

y =  (8/5) x - 10) + 10

y = (8/5)x - 16 + 10

y = (8/5)x  - 6

So

m + b   =   (8/5)  - 6   =   (8/5) - 30/5    =    - 22/5

Let the time taken by Co. B = B, then:
The time taken by Co. A = B+2
1/B + 1/(B+2) =1/24, solve for B
Solve for B:
1/B + 1/(B + 2) = 1/24

Bring 1/B + 1/(B + 2) together using the common denominator B (B + 2):
(2 (B + 1))/(B (B + 2)) = 1/24

Cross multiply:
48 (B + 1) = B (B + 2)

Expand out terms of the left hand side:
48 B + 48 = B (B + 2)

Expand out terms of the right hand side:
48 B + 48 = B^2 + 2 B

Subtract B^2 + 2 B from both sides:
-B^2 + 46 B + 48 = 0

Multiply both sides by -1:
B^2 - 46 B - 48 = 0

By using the Quaratic Formula, we have:

B = 23 + sqrt(577)- Hours      and A = 25 + sqrt(577)- Hours.

2x + y - 5 = 0

(x-3)^2 + (y - p)^2  = 5

The center of the circle is  (3, p)

And the distance from this center to the point of tangency  is  √5  units

Using  the equation for the distance from a point to a line, we have

l  2(3) + 1(p) - 5 l

______________   =    √5

√[ 2^2 + 1^2 ]

l 6 + p - 5 l      =   √5

_________                     multiply both sides by √5

√5

l  6 + p  -  5 l   = 5

l 1 + p l   = 5

And we have two equations

1 + p  =  5             and        1 +  p   =   - 5

p = 4                                     p = -6

So.....the  coordinates are   (3, 4)    or  (3, -6)

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To answer the first problem, we can use the clock formula, which is \(|30H-5.5M|\). Therefore, plugging the values in, we yield with \(|30(9)-269.5|=270-269.5=\boxed{.5}\)

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Thanks, GA!!!

But.....I have to admit......you wouldn't have confused me any more than if you had provided  detailed instructions as to the assembly of the space shuttle.....LOL!!!

Do you have a specific problem????

Yep......you just had a slight case "brain - freeze "   .....LOL!!!

Thank you!!

Easiest way to do this is to factor top/bottom  separately

9 - x^2  =  (3 - x) ( 3 + x)  

9x + 27  =  9 ( x + 3)

So we have

(3 - x)  ( 3 + x)                     (3 - x) ( x + 3)                (3 - x)

____________        =       _____________   =       ________

9 ( x + 3)                             9 (x + 3)                            9

Thank you! That was simplier than I first thought the problem would be. The two x-4s just cancel out.

1/3 - x/9   is what I find.....but I do not see that option....

4mn^6                  4        m          n^8

________  =      ___  x  ___  x   _____   = 

28m^5n^3           28       m^5      n^3

1    x     1     x    n^5

__       ___      ____  =

7         m^4        1

  n^5

______         [  Do you understand what I did, Phoenix  ???  ]

7m^4

Thanks CPhill! Yes, let's hope the weather does not get much colder!!! At least you get a break from Louisiana sun. It's going to be a freezing Oregon winter here lol.

Just "cancel"   the  " x - 4"  factor on top/bottom  and we end up with

x + 2

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x + 4

We have a "rational" function here, Phoenix  [ a ratio of functions ]  

The domain restrictions  are the values of h that makes the denominator = 0

So

h^2 - 12h + 20   =   0      factor

(h - 10) ( h - 2)  = 0

Set each factor to 0

h - 10  = 0                    h - 2  = 0

h = 10                          h = 2

So....h = 2 ,  h =10   are the domain restrictions

HAHAHA!!!!!. I live in Louisiana.....after our brutal Summers, a bit of cold weather is welcome....but......not too cold!!!

The DENOMINATOR cannot equal ZERO

The denominator factors to   (h-2)(h-10)       so h   (or x) cannot equal 2 or 10....all other values of h (or x) are allowed.

At 9 o'clock......hands are separated by 1/4 * 360  =  90°

And, at this time.....let the minute hand be at 0°

And let the hour hand be at 270°

In 49 minutes.....the hour hand moves 360/12 * 49/60   = 24.5°

So.....the hour hand is at   [270 + 24.5]   =  294.5°

And the minute hand has moved  [ 0 +  49/ 60 * 360 ]  = 294°

So....they are separated by 0.5°  =  (1/2) of a degree

To find the exact time when they are together....

The hour hand moves at  30/60  =  .5 degrees per miniute = (1/2)° per minute

The minute hand moves at (360/60) = 6° per minute

So....we need to solve this

294.5 + (1/2)M  =  294 +(6)M       where M is the number of minutes sfter 9:49

Subtract 294 and (1/2)M from both sides

.5  =  5.5M      divide both sides by 5.5

.5 / 5.5  = M   =  5/55 =   1/11

So....they will be together 1/11 of a minute ater 9:49 ≈ 5.45 seconds after 9:49