Answer:
The slope of the line that passes through points ( -10, -8 ) and ( -8, -16 ) is -4.
Explanation:
Points given = ( -10, -8) and ( -8, -16)
Slope = ?
( -10, -8 ) : x1 = -10 and y1 = -8
( -8, -16 ) : x2 = -8 and y2 = -16
We know,
slope = y2 - y1 / x2 - x1
Slope = -16 - ( -8) / -8 - (-10)
slope = -16 + 8 / -8 + 10
slope = -8 / 2
slope = -4
Therefore, slope of the line that passes through points ( -10, -8 ) and ( -8, -16 ) is -4.
Step-by-step explanation:
1. The range of a function is the set of all values that f can produce for all the x-es in the domain.
2. If we are given the graph, in order to find the range, we project the graph into the y axis. Informally, we draw the "shadow" of the graph into the y axis as in the FIGURE atached.
3. The range is <span>D || {y | −5 ≤ y ≤ −1}</span>
We want something that equals 19 right? Anything can work here such as
10+9=19 <---we have our outcome as 19
If you want something more complex
<span>1(10)+10-1=?
</span>When you solve that it equals 19! :)
Your answer is -2 as the axis of symmetry is at -b/2a. So if you were to expand the equation, you would get y= x^2/4 +x -6 where b is 1 and 2a is ½ . Therefore -1 / ½ gives you -2