Is this always true, sometimes true, or never true?
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7x+2
Step-by-step explanation:
add all the sides of the pentagon and make it equal to the perimeter of the square which is 4y
sides of the pentagon are
5x+3
2x+3
7x+4
9x-10
5x+8
28x+8=4y
7x+2 = y
7x+2 = answer
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another way :
in a standardized test you may want to use real numbers
make x equal a prime number like 3
so then the sides are
18
9
25
17
23
=
92
then divide by 4
23
then divide by 3
which is 7 remainder of 2
which is
7x+2
That's vertex form for a parabola and we read off vertex (p,q) as
Answer: Vertex (5,7)
The negative <em>a</em> tells us this is a downward opening parabola (upside down from the usual . I remember CUP - Concave Up Positive; here <em>a </em>is negative so not a cup, instead concave <em>down.</em> The same rule applies to second derivatives in calculus so memorize it now and use it later.
Answer: downward
Answer:
The correct option is C). When it was purchased, the coin was worth $6
Step-by-step explanation:
Given function is f(t)=
Where t is number of years and f(t) is function showing the value of a rare coin.
A figure of f(t) shows that the graph has time t on the x-axis and f(t) on the y-axis.
Also y-intercept at (0,6)
hence, when time t was zero, the value of a rare coin is 6$
f(t)=
f(0)=
<em>f(0)=6</em>
Thus,
The correct option is C). When it was purchased, the coin was worth $6