Answer:
SAS
Step-by-step explanation:
There is one common side (S)
both the triangles have 90° common (A)
Opposite sides are equal which is given (S)
They both are right angled triangles
What's the question or what you are trying to find
Answer: There are no real number roots (the two roots are complex or imaginary)
The discriminant D = b^2 - 4ac tells us the nature of the roots for any quadratic in the form ax^2+bx+c = 0
There are three cases
- If D < 0, then there are no real number roots and the roots are complex numbers.
- If D = 0, then we have one real number root. The root is repeated twice so it's considered a double root. This root is rational if a,b,c are rational.
- If D > 0, then we get two different real number roots. Each root is rational if D is a perfect square and a,b,c are rational.
The y intercept is the initial value, which is graphed on the y axis (or vertical line). In a word problem the y intercept is the original or starting value. In a graph you can find it where the data begins on the vertical axis.
