1. To translate to the left, add to x.
The equation is: y = |x + 2|
2. To translate down, add to y.
The equation is: y + 2 = |x| OR y = |x| - 2 (subtract 2 from each side)
Hope this helps!
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Question:
Which of the following options have the same value as 65% of 20?
Choose 2 answers:
(A) 0.65⋅20
(B) 65/100 divided by 20
(C) 65/20 * 100
(D) 65 * 20
Answer:
Option A has the same value as 65% of 20
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x be the value of 65% of 20




Thus 65% of 20 is 13
Now ,
<u>Solving Option A</u>
=> 
=> 13
<u>Solving Option B</u>
=> 65/100 divided by 20
=>
=>
=>0.0325
<u>Solving Option C</u>
=>65/20 * 100
=>
=>
=>325
<u>Solving Option D</u>
=> 65 * 20
=>
=> 1300
Erm..
9 I guess..
Good luck?
Answer: There are 20 used bikes
Explanation: If there are 4 times the used bikes then you would have to do 80 divided by 4 and there’s the answer