The linear equation is y = 4 + 0.5x
<h3>How to determine the equation?</h3>
The points are given as: (-2,3) and (4,6)
The equation is then calculated using:
Substitute the known values
Evaluate
y = 0.5 *(x+2) + 3
Expand
y = 0.5x + 1 + 3
Evaluate the sum
y = 0.5x + 4
Rewrite as:
y = 4 + 0.5x
Hence, the equation is y = 4 + 0.5x
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Reflection of a function
reflection of f(x) about x-axis
So
The correct answer is 120 degrees.
With the bigger triangle you can add all of the angles to get 60 degrees. (35+25)
This leaves you with a 120 degrees angle in the unmarked corner of the triangle. Any horizontal line and any triangle is 180 in total.
So with a 120 degree angle in the corner this leaves us with a 60 angle in the smaller triangle. ( The smaller triangle equals 60 degrees in all corners, it is equalateral ).
X is on a horizontal line and we now know that the one side of the line equals 60 degrees and any horizontal line equals 180 in total, this means that the measure of X is 120, (60+120)
X is 120 :)
So,
I like to simplify a fraction first. This is what I do when I'm in a store trying to find the unit price.
Factor.
Cross out ones.
Multiply it out.
In my head, I remember that one-eighth is equal to 0.125.
So seven-eighths is equal to 0.125 times 7.
0.125 * 7 = 0.875
Convert to percent form.
0.875 --> 87.5%
James answered 87.5% of his quiz correctly.
I actually have the decimal equivalents for eighths in my head when I'm shopping. So once I get seven-eighths, I immediately know how much that is. I can also subtract 0.125 from 1.000 to get seven-eighths.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
we have the expression:
To factor this expression we need to indentify the components that are common in both terms.
At first glance there is nothing in common, but we can notice that 30 and 70 are multiples of 10, that is:
so we can substitute this into the expression:
and now that we have the common term (the number 10) we can factorize it, that is, take out the common term and include a parentheses:
