Step-by-step explanation:
k² + 5k + 13 = 0
Using the quadratic formula which is

From the question
a = 1 , b = 5 , c = 13
So we have

<u>Separate the solutions</u>

The equation has complex roots
<u>Separate the real and imaginary parts</u>
We have the final answer as

Hope this helps you
Answer:
0ft and 60ft
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
The attached function
Required
Determine the valid values of the domain of the function
To do this, we simply consider the starting point and the end point of the trajectory on the x-axis (i.e. the horizontal distance).
From the attached graph, the horizontal distance starts from 0 and ends at 180.
This implies that the domain is: 
From the options, the values that fall in this bracket are 0ft and 60ft
Answer:X=5/6 Y=8/5
Step-by-step explanation:
-6x +5y=3
+6x
5y=6x+3 (divide each number by 5)
Y=6/5x + 3/5 (Plug that into your x equation)
12x+15 (6/5x + 3/5) =34
(Multiply 15 by the numbers in the brackets you can break it down and do 15•6 divided by 5 )
15•6=90 divided by 5=18x
15•3= 45 divided by 5=9
(Add like variables)
12x+18x=30x
30x+9=34
(Subtract 9 from itself do the same to 34)
9-9= 0
34-9=25
Divide 30 by itself to get x by itself then divide 25 by 30
25 divided by 30= 5/6
X=5/6 (plug that into the y equation)
Y=6/5•5/6+3/5
Multiply 6/5 and 5/6 straight across because this is multiplication you don't need like denominators
6/5•5/6=30/30=1
Y=1+3/5
1/1 + 3/5
Here you need to have like denominators because it is addition so just use 5
5•1=5
5/5+3/5=8/5
Y=8/5