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Step-by-step explanation:
What are the degrees of the missing angles
<span>So we want to know the new coordinates for the vertex A'(x,y) if we know that the vertex A is at A(-1,2) and vertex B is at B(1,5) and that the triangle ABC is translated 6 units up and 3 units left. So the method is simply to add units 6 to x and 3 to y of A to get A'. Going left means we need to go to negative x direction and going up means we need to go to positive y direction. So: A'(-1-3,2+6) and that is: A'(-4,8). </span>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Solution by completing the square for:
x2−12x+9=0
Keep x terms on the left and move
the constant to the right side
by subtracting it on both sides
x2−12x=−9
Take half of the x term and square it
[−12⋅1/2]^2=36
then add the result to both sides
x^2−12x+36=−9+36
Rewrite the perfect square on the left
(x−6)^2=−9+36
and combine terms on the right
(x−6)^2=27
Take the square root of both sides
x−6=±27−−√
Simplify the Radical term (1):
x−6=±3–√3
Isolate the x on the left side and
solve for x (1)
x=6±3–√3
therefore (2)
x=6+3–√3
x=6−3–√3
which becomes
x=11.1962
x=0.803848
