Which graph represents y=
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I’m just answering this for points, math final right now. Good luck though. K12 homie here
y = ∛ (x + 6 - 3) = ∛ (x +3) -----------> graph this
(see attached)
Check: from formula above, when x = -3, y = 0
Check that this point exists on the graph... it does (check OK!)
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A = pi * r^2.....r = radius and pi = 3.14
A = (3.14)(13^2)
A = 3.14(169)
A = 530.66
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Steps
8x−7y=−5
Add 7y to both sides
8x−7y+7y=−5+7y
Simplify
8x=−5+7y
Divide both sides by 8
8x
8 =−
5
8 +
7y
8
Simplify
x=
−5+7y
8