H/8 it is an expression, you can't solve it
(2, 0°) is already in polar coordinates, with the smallest possible angle. The radius is 2, always 2. Expressions with variations of the angle are also good representations of (2, 0°) if their angles are all integer multiples of 360 degrees. For example: (2, 720°) represents the same point in polar coordinates as does (2, 0°).
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B; The length or width of the actual item
Step-by-step explanation:
In cases like this, to find the scale factor, we will need to make a comparison between the length or width of the scale model and the length or width of the actual item
By having a further information about the length or width of the actual item, then we can actually make a comparison by dividing the length or width of both cases by each other
This means that we compare the length of the scale model and the length of the actual item
Then the width of the scale model and the width of the actual item
If x-[-3,5]
then x^2-[9,25]?
not sure but i think if you times the x by itself you do the same with [-3,5]