I see y = 3x^2 - 2. If that is the case, there is no movement indicated in the x direction at all, only the y direction. If there was movement along the x axis, there would be a number inside a set of () with the x, like this: (x-3)^2. But that is not there in your case, so the x coordinate of the vertex stays right where it starts, at the origin, or x = 0. The "minus 2" indicates y movement: down 2 units. So the vertex sits at (0, -2). The axis of symmetry is the same as what the x coordinate is, but in equation form. So the axis of symmetry has an equation of x = 0.
A=1/2(b1+b2)h - area of trapezoid
to find the height we need to look at the right triangle inside the trapezoid
in the right triangle longest diagonal is a hypotenuse, so we need to us Pythagorean theorem
the circle is 5; the triangle is 2; and the square is 6
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
A is the only equation that does not account for the fact that Tu bought 2 tickets and 2 drinks.
The rest do: B subtracts the appropriate amounts twice, C multiplies the doubled expenses, and D does the same, just the amount paid is also separated.