No. The answer to 16 is 426
Answer:
The inverse function is 3x+2
Step-by-step explanation:
To get the inverse function exchange x and y and then solve for y
y = (x-2)/3
Exchange x and y
x = (y-2)/3
Solve for y
Multiply by 3
3x = 3/3 *(y-2)
3x = y-2
Add 2 to each side
3x+2 = y-2+2
3x+2 =y
The inverse function is 3x+2
Answer:
56
Step-by-step explanation:
First, I drew picture of a line containing points W and Z.
Next, I added a midpoint between W and Z and labelled it Y.
Next, I added a midpoint between W and Y and labelled it X.
It is given that XY = 14, so that means WX is also 14 (because X is the midpoint, these two distances have to the be the same)
Now I know WY is 28, which means YZ is also 28.
So WZ has to be 56.
Answer/Step-by-step explanation:
1. Only one side and an included angle is known. To prove that both triangles are congruent by the SAS Congruence Theorem, an additional information such as a corresponding second side (KJ, and HJ) must be given to be equal to each other.
KJ = HJ
2. Additional information such as a second corresponding angle (angles C and W must be known to prove both triangles are congruent by SAS.
<C = <W
3. Additional information needed is a second corresponding angles must be known to prove the AAS.
4. Additional information needed is the corresponding angles, R and L, which should be equal to prove the ASA.
<R = L
5. Additional information needed: <C = <H
a. has an average value on [5, 11] of
b. The mean value theorem guarantees the existence of such that . This happens for