We are asked to find the positive angle that is co-terminal to 132°.
We know that co-terminal angles are angles who share the same initial side and terminal sides.
To find the positive angle that is co-terminal to 132°, we will add 360 degrees to 132°.
Therefore, the positive angle that is co-terminal to 132 degrees is 492 degree and option A is the correct choice.
ANSWER:
9/x-1
EXPLANATION:
The Denominator won’t change because they are already the same. However, you have to subtract the numerator.
WORKING OUT:
Denominators)
Bases stay the same so no need for any changes
=x-1
Numerators)
(x+1)-(x-8)
Put the variables to get her and the number together.
(x-x)+(1-(-8))
(0)+(9)
=9
9/x-1
Remember that the slope intercept formula is:
y = mx + b
m is the slope
b is the y-intercept
What we know:
slope: -1
y-intercept: 0.7
Therefore:
m = -1
b = 0.7
Plug the values of <em>m </em>and <em>b </em>in y = mx + b:
y = -1x + 0.7
OR
y = -x + 0.7
OR
y = 0.7 - x
^^^These are all written in slope intercept form but just in different ways
Hope this helped!
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