There's really no such thing as the value of a triangle.
Every triangle has three sides, three angles, a base, a height, and an area,
and there could be problems that ask us to find any one of those.
Whatever we need to find, the process is always the same:
-- Take the information that's given.
-- Gather up everything you can remember that talks about a relationship
between what you're given and what you need to find.
-- Use them together to find the missing value.
To solve, your equation would be 2x - 2 >/= 8. You add 2 to both sides, getting 2x >/= 10. Then divide by two on both sides, your answer would be x >/= 5. (x is greater than or equal to 5).
<span>The graph of g(x) is the graph of f(x)translated 3 units up.</span>
Of course it can. It always is if 'x' is less than 2.
Answer:
If you mean getting lower numbers then they are nonequivalent if bigger numbers they are equivalent
Step-by-step explanation:
