Given transformation is f(x+5) which is similar to f(x+h).
f(x+h) shifts the graph "h" units to the left side.
so that means f(x+5) will shift the graph "5" units to the left side.
Left or right movement is done using x-coordinate only so -3 will change in (-3,7)
-3+5=2
so the new coordinate of the point will be (2,7)
Hence final answer is (2,7).
For #1-6, I'll write down the spelling errors first, and the correct spelling in bold. #7 will have the incorrect sentence first, and the sentence with correct punctuation in italics, with the punctuation bold.
1. super sonic supersonic
2. sub marine submarine
3. sub way subway
4. super natural supernatural
5. out field outfield
6. super star superstar
7. Do you like sports. <em>Do you like </em><em /><em>sports</em><em>?</em><em />
<em /><em />For #8-16, the word in bold is the correct spelling.
8. submarine submareen submarein
9. subdivsion subdivison subdivision
10. subersonic supersonic supresonic
11. underline undeline undrline
12. outfeild outfeeld outfield
13. overcast overcas ovrcast
14. overlok overlook overlock
15. suparmarkit suprmarkat supermarket
16. overboard overbored ovarboard
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
Asymptote is basically a line that the graph approaches but NEVER cuts/crosses.
<em><u>Remember, x = a where a is a constant is an equation of a vertical line and x = b, where b is a constant, is the equation of a horizontal line.</u></em>
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- Looking at the graph, we can see that the curve doesn't cross an imaginary line at x = 0, this is a vertical asymptote.
- Also, we can see that the curve doesn't cross an imaginary line at y = -2, this is a horizontal asymptote.
Looking at the answer choices, the choice C is right.
Answer:
d) (-3/2, -1/2)
Step-by-step explanation:
The midpoint (M) between two given points is the average of their coordinate values:
M = (A + B)/2 = ((-8, 1) +(5, -2))/2 = (-3, -1)/2
M = (-3/2, -1/2) . . . . . matches choice D
Parentheses (brackets/braces) are done first according to the order of operations.
Answer A
