If w = the weight of a trout, which algebraic expression represents the phrase below? the product of 16 and the weight of the tr
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No, Yes, No, Yes
using the laws of exponents
(1)
()³ =
4³ × 4³ =
≠
→ No
(2)
()^4 =
×
=
→ Yes
(3)
= (6 × 3 )^8 =
×
≠
×
→ No
(4)
= (4 × 5 )³ = 4³ × 5³ → Yes
So hmmm if you notice the picture below
bear in mind that, the vertex is "p" distance from the focus, and "p" distance from the directrix
now, the focus is at 4,6 and the directrix below that, meaning the parabola is vertical and opening upwards
and the vertex is half-way between the focus point and the directrix
bear in mind that, the vertex is "p" distance from the focus, and "p" distance from the directrix
now, the focus is at 4,6 and the directrix below that, meaning the parabola is vertical and opening upwards
and the vertex is half-way between the focus point and the directrix
I think this is what you want to do
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