Which is the correct way to model the equation 5x+6= 4x+(-3) using algebra tiles?
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Step-by-step explanation:
This quadratic is of the form
where h and k are the coordinates of the vertex. Notice that inside the parenthesis it very specifically follows the format (<u>x -</u> h)². That means that if you have something like what we have here, ( x + 3)^2, it was originally (x - (-3))^2, and the value for h is -3. k is much simpler to determine. Our 2 at the end is a +2, so the k is 2. The vertex then is (-3, 2).
Answer:
The equivalent ratios are:
s = \frac{LA}{r}s=
r
LA
r = \frac{LA}{s}r=
s
LA
The formula LA = rsLA=rs is given
In order to determine the equivalent ratios, make r the subject of the formula and s the subject of the formula in the above equation
To make s, the subject of the equation, divide both sides of the equation by r
s = \frac{LA}{r}s=
r
LA
To make r, the subject of the equation, divide both sides of the equation by s
r = \frac{LA}{s}r=
s
LA
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