I'm assuming that y2 means y^2 or y squared. In that case, your factors will be (6y+1) and (6y-1).
Answer: Choice B) 128
Explanation:
We'll add up the given arc measures and then cut the result in half to get the angle formed by the intersecting chords (that subtend the arcs in question).
chord angle = (arc1+arc2)/2
x = (54+202)/2
x = 256/2
x = 128
Yes, it is.
(31√5) / √65=31√(5/65)
Answer: yes, it is.
Answer:
9. No
10. Yes
Step-by-step explanation:
The first one is not, since you have (3, 3) and (3, 9). In a function, each x maps to a single y.
The second one is since every x appears only once.
