YourAverageDummy

in the future please provide a diagram

this has already been solved by melody and solution completed by arnolde

if you want to view the full solution you can go to https://web2.0calc.com/questions/my-school-s-math-club-has-6-boys-and-8-girls-i-need-to-select-a-team-to-send-to-the-state-math-competition-we-want-6-people-on-the-team-in-how-many-ways_1

Unfortunately Guest's solution is wrong

The answer is 14 diagonals in a heptagon

why?

the formula for determining the number of diagonals on a polygon is n(n - 3)/2

7*4/2 = 14

In the future please try to include diagrams

this problem has already been solved by proyaop

https://web2.0calc.com/questions/geometry_63869

This problem has already been answered :)

https://web2.0calc.com/questions/cphill-help-pls

if that is incorrect I can come back and attempt to recomplete a solution

81/3 = 27

since this is a ratio problem we can say that 27*3 = x

x = 135

This question has already been answered

Hope this gives you the explination you needed :) https://web2.0calc.com/questions/counting-problem_29576

if you provide the graph with an image or a link to the image maybe we can help you

Afraid this is incorrect, but how did you come to that conclusion?

on the 2d graph there are 4 directions up down left and right

up = +y

down = -y

left = -x

right = +x

since you want to move 8 units left and 6 units down we can subtract 8 from the first coordinate and 5 from the second coordinate

8-8 = 0 and 13-6 = 7

the desired point is (0,7)