The point P(–4, 4) that is 
of the way from A to B on the directed line segment AB.
Solution:
The points of the line segment are A(–8, –2) and B(6, 19).
P is the point that bisect the line segment in .
So, m = 2 and n = 5.
By section formula:
P(x, y) = (–4, 4)
Hence the point P(–4, 4) that is of the way from A to B on the directed line segment AB.
Answer:
Here we don't have the options, so i will answer in a general way.
Every sentence that has the general structure like:
"something is greater than something"
"something is smaller than something"
"Something is no greater than something"
"something is no smaller than something"
There are a lot of other sentences, for example the ones like:
"N is at least equal to M" written as: N ≥ M
"N is at most equal to M" written as: N ≤ M
And there may be other ways to represent inequalities in sentences, but this is the most general way
Then the given sentence:
"One-half + k greater than 18"
This is written as:
1/2 + k > 18
Which is an inequality.
Answer: you square root it.
5r^2/5 = 80/5 =16
Sqr root of r^2=Sqr root of 16
r=4
Step-by-step explanation:
The answer to that would be “169”
