On a number line, suppose point E has a coordinate of 3, and EG =5. What are the possible coordinates of point G? The possible coordinates for G are
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your answer is b.

step-by-step explanation:

the 2 points are: (3,1) and (6,6)

first, let's find the slope:

(6-1)/(6-3) = 5/3

then let's plug this into the point-slope formula:

y - 1 = 5/3(x - 3)

this is your answer! the below is just the simplified form.

y - 1 = 5/3x - 5

y = 5/3x - 4

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          √25                                         √33               √36      

i made this little number line up there for a visual example. : d

to find √33, you take the nearest root vales you know right off the bat. √25 and √36 which is 5 and 6, correct? and on the number line, you can see that √33 falls closer to √36, 6. so we know that √33 is going to be 5 point. something, right? but because 33 is so close to six, it is going to be a higher number for 5 point. something. so it is approximately 5.7