Answer:
238
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
b = 28 degrees
Discussion:
In general,
sin (90 - @) = cos(@)
Set 90 [email protected] = 62 => @ = 28 so
sin (90-28) = sin(62) = cos(28) => b = 28
Thank you,
MrB
Here's two. I can't think of any more.
20/10
20-(-10)
So to solve problems like these you can work out each equation by substituting the x and y with the coords from the vertex (2,-4) and which ever one is true is the corresponding equation.
Lets try the first one
A) y = 2( x-2)^2-4 this would become
-4 = 2(2-2)^2-4 we solve this and get
-4 = 2(0)-4
-4 = -4
so it seems like A is the correct answer, of course we'd wanna check out the other answers just to be sure.
Lets try one and do C
C) -2 = 2(-4-2)^2+2
-2 = 2(-8)^2+2
-2 = 130
These aren't equal so this can't be our equation
So you can also do one more just to be super sure you have the right answer but I think A is the correct one :)
Answer:
sometimes
Step-by-step explanation:
There are several ways that dilation is used in real life. Here are several:
In graphic design. I actually do some graphic design, and I use dilation a lot. It is common to dilate photos to fit the space that you want it to fit.
In police work and crime investigation. Detectives and police dilate photos to see smaller details and evidence.
In architecture. It is normal for architects to make a prototype of their design or building. In order to make the building true to the prototype, they must dilate the scale and measurements.
In the doctor's office. Dilation is used in eye exams so that the eye doctor can view the patient's eye better. After a while it will slowly reduce in size and return back to normal.
