Answer:
-4 is the mimumum of y=-3+cos(x+4)
Step-by-step explanation:
The minimum value of y=cos(x) is -1.
The minimum value of y=cos(x+4) is still -1; the +4 inside the cosine function only affected the horizontal shift.
The minimum value of y=-3+cos(x+4) is -3-1 which is -4. This brought the graph down 3 units so if the minimum was previously -1 and it got brought down 3 units then it's new minimum is -4.
3^2+12/(6-3)*8
3^2+12/3*8
9+12/3*8
9+4*8
9+32
41
Final answer: 41
Remember to follow pemdas, parentheses, exponents, multiplication and division, followed by addition and subtraction going from left to right.
Multiply first equaton by 2 and add to the other equation
6x+6y=12
<u>5x-6y=15 +</u>
11x+0y=27
11x=27
divide both sides by 11
x=27/11
sub back
3x+3y=6
divide both sides by 3
x+y=2
(27/11)+y=2
2 and 5/11+y=2
minus 2 and 5/11 both sides
y=-5/11
x=27/11
y=-5/11
(27/11,-5/11)
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
