<h3>Speed of light:</h3>
<h3 /><h3>Seconds in a year:</h3>
Multiply the speed of light with seconds in a year
*Note:- We will not change the values because speed of light is in m/s and the time is also given in seconds.
Answer:
y=(x+kh)1/h
Step-by-step explanation:
(y-k)h=c
hy-kh=c
hy=x+kh
y=(x+kh)1/h
The range would be -1 to 8
This is not look like something that could be answered, check around the paper for a graphing box.
This looks like a formula for a line on a graph: y=Mx+b. I can help you if this is the case, 1. Put a point at -140 on the Y axis (up and down) 2. Move up 1 and over 4and put a dot there( you could multiply the 1 and 4 to cover a larger area) because it goes all the way to -140.
