First, find the scale factor by dividing the first building's real-life height by its model height.
Now, we'll write an equation to find the model height of the second building.
Here is an equation where 
represents the real-life height of a building, 
represents the scale factor, and 
represents the model height of the same building.
Fill in the information we already know.
Divide both sides by .
So, the model height of the second building is 
inches.
Well, looking at the expression, it has a -5 on the leading term, that means is not just a quadratic, but is a parabolic graph and because the coefficient of the leading term is negative, is upside-down, or opening downwards.
because it opens downwards, it looks like an arc, comes from the bottom up up up gets to a "maximum" or U-turn (vertex), then goes back down down down. So, where's the vertex anyway?
so, that's where the vertex is, and the maximum value for f(x), is the y-coordinate of course, or 9.
The measure of an arc is the measure of its central angle, which is indicated as
Answer: 90°
right there in the figure.
Answer:
B
Step-by-step explanation:
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She would have 4 stamps left over because 250 times 6 equals 1,560.
