What is the equation of the line shown in this graph?
2 answers:
Hi Maybe!
Essentially it's a vertical line crossing directly over the number -2 in the x-axis. Also, the question asks for an equation (=). Therefore x = -2.
Here's a tip and mental note you should keep: As I told another fellow student, stuff like y = h (or even y </>/≤/≥ h) all result in horizontal lines with those lines crossing directly over h. x = v (or even x </>/≤/≥ v) all result in vertical lines crossing directly over v.
Essentially it's a vertical line crossing directly over the number -2 in the x-axis. Also, the question asks for an equation (=). Therefore x = -2.
Here's a tip and mental note you should keep: As I told another fellow student, stuff like y = h (or even y </>/≤/≥ h) all result in horizontal lines with those lines crossing directly over h. x = v (or even x </>/≤/≥ v) all result in vertical lines crossing directly over v.
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Let's consider the standard and usually used value of irrational numbers given in the question.
- It is asked to see which is closed to 5.66
So, let's see the options:
A) GiveN:
Let consider π = 3.14
B) GiveN:
Here also, let's consider the value be 3.14
C) GiveN:
Let's consider the value of √2 be 1.414
D) GiveN:
Let's consider the value of √3 be 1.732
So, we can see that we have got the approximate value of all the numericals, and the closest to 5.66 is 5.6516 which is the answer of Option C.
So, Correct answer is C
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