Answer:
B)max/ opens down
Step-by-step explanation:
Parabola equation:
The equation of a parabola has the following format:

If
, that is, x² is multiplied by a positive number, the function has a minimum value and the parabola opens up.
If
, that is, x² is multiplied by a negative number, the function has a maximum value and the parabola opens down.
In this question:

From the graph, we already see that it opens down and has a max, and analitically, since
, this is confirmed. The correct answer is given by option b.
I have encountered this problem before. The figure gave out 3 chords, 2 of which are diameters, and 1 radius.
A chord is a line segment that joins any two points on a circle.
A diameter is the longest chord on a circle. It originates at one side of the circle, passes through the middle point of the circle, and end on another side of the circle.
The chords in the figure area: AD, BE, and DE. AD and BE are diameters, they pass through F.
Among the choices: A.) AD and B.) BE are the chords.
CF and DF are radii. They only end up in the middle point of the circle.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Problem 10
<h3>Answer: approximately 57.39159 km</h3>
Explanation: You'll use the equation cos(28) = d/65 to solve for d to get d = 65*cos(28) = 57.39159 approximately. We use the cosine ratio because it ties together the adjacent and hypotenuse.
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Problem 11
<h3>Answer: approximately 10.46162 meters </h3>
Explanation: This time we use the sine rule. We have the height as the opposite side (which is unknown, call it x) and the hypotenuse is the ladders length (11). So we have sin(72) = x/11 which solves to x = 11*sin(72) = 10.46162
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Problem 12
<h3>Answer: approximately 16.05724 cm</h3>
Explanation: Now we use the tangent rule to connect the opposite and adjacent sides.
tan(37) = 12.1/x
x*tan(37) = 12.1
x = 12.1/tan(37)
x = 16.05724 approximately
Answer:
True, 3 tenths is closer to one whole
Step-by-step explanation:
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