The slope is 3/2x... I think. I mean if you do rise over run, if you know what that is, it comes out as that
Answer:
Congruent Supplements Theorem : If two angles are supplements of the same angles (or of congruent angles), then the two angles are congruent.
Answer:
1.584
Step-by-step explanation:
1.584 = 3.96 × 0.4
Answer:
<h3>Graph 3</h3>
Line starting at x = -2
- <u>Domain</u>: x ≥ -2
- <u>Range</u>: y ≥ 0
<h3>Graph 4</h3>
Vertical line
- <u>Domain</u>: x = 3
- <u>Range</u>: y = any real number
<h3>Graph 5</h3>
Quadratic function with negative leading coefficient and max value of 3
- <u>Domain</u>: x = any real number
- <u>Range</u>: y ≤ 3
<h3>Graph 6</h3>
Curve with non-negative domain and min value of -2
- <u>Domain</u>: x ≥ 0
- <u>Range</u>: y ≥ -2
<h3>Graph 7</h3>
Line with no restriction
- <u>Domain</u>: x = any real number
- <u>Range</u>: y = any real number
<h3>Graph 8</h3>
Quadratic function with positive leading coefficient and min value of 4
- <u>Domain</u>: x = any real number
- <u>Range</u>: y ≥ 4
<h3>Graph 9</h3>
Parabola with restriction at x = -4
- <u>Domain</u>: x = any real number except -4
- <u>Range</u>: y = any real number
<h3>Graph 10</h3>
Square root function with star point (2, 0)
- <u>Domain</u>: x ≥ 2
- <u>Range</u>: y ≥ 0
it wants you to make a table of the inputs and out puts, and what is the pattern that is happening. like is it a constant increase/decrease and things like that. i'll help you on the table...
x | y
1 | 5
2 | 4
3 | 3
4 | 2
(i am not sure what that 40 is at the end, but You get the point)
now all you have to do is identify the sequence or pattern you see here
