If the function of the logarithmic graph is written as
Since the graph has been shifted to the right from the origin by 5 units
Then
a is base, b is coefficient, y and x are coordinates on the line
Taking a point on the line, say (21, 2)
x= 21 and y = 2
If the base is 4 and the coefficient is 1
The logarithmic function of the graph is
Answer:
<h2>Option A = 1*3 = 3 unit² </h2>F = (3,7)
G = (6,4)
H = (5,3)
E= (2,6)
= (3 units)
<h3>Distance between FE = GH </h3>= 1 units
Area = 3* 1
= 3 units²
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
We can write the equation of a line in 3 different forms including slope intercept, point-slope, and standard depending on the information we have. We have two standard form equations which we will get a slope and a y-intercept from. We will convert each to slope intercept form to get the information. We will then write a new slope-intercept equation and convert to standard form.
3x-5y=7 has the same slope as the line. Let's convert.
The slope is .
2y-9x=8 has the same y-intercept as the line. Let's convert.
The y-intercept is 4.
We take and b=4 and substitute into y=mx+b.
We now convert to standard form.
For standard form we need the coefficients of x and y to be not zero or fractions. We need integers but the coefficient of x cannot be negative. So we multiply the entire equation by -5 to clear the denominators.