Lines A and B are parallel to each other. Lines B and E are perpendicular to each other.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
This system of equations has infinite points of intersection
Step-by-step explanation:
* To know the point of intersection of the system of equations,
you will solve the graphically or algebraically
- Graphically by drawing two lines on the coordinate plane
- Algebraically by substitution method or elimination method
* Lets use the substitution method
∵ y = 4 - x
∵ 2y = 8 - 2x
- Substitute y in the second equation by its value in the
first equation
∴ 2(4 - x) = 8 - 2x ⇒ open the bracket
∴ 8 - 2x = 8 - 2x
* The two sides equal each other, that means we can use any
vales of x, and on the graph they will be the same line for
the two equations
∴ This system of equations has infinite points of intersection

is a parabola (looks like the letter U).
The letter a represents the coefficient of

and it controls two things (1) how wide or narrow the parabola is and (2) whether it is concave up (like a U) or concave down (like an up-side-down).
The absolute value of a (the number without the sign) controls how wide or narrow it is. If the absolute value is a fraction less than 1 the graph gets wider. The smaller the absolute value of the fraction the wider the graph gets.
If the absolute value of a is greater than 1 the graph gets narrower (it gets skinnier). The bigger the absolute value the narrower the graph.
So, if all the graphs look like a U (concave up) then the one with the smallest a is the one that is the widest.
The a also controls whether the graph is concave up or concave down. If a is negative
If a is negative the graph is concave down so any graph that is concave down has a smaller value of a than any graph that is concave up. However, if the graph is concave down the one with the smallest a would be the most narrow one.
So to find the one with the smallest a...
If they are all concave up (like a U) pick the widest one
and
If they are not all concave up pick the narrowest one that is concave down (looks like an upside down U)