Answer:
the scale factor is the vertical expansion factor.
Step-by-step explanation:
The scale factor of 2 in
g(x) = 2·F(x)
means g(x) is a <em>vertical expansion</em> (not shrink) of F(x) — by a factor of 2.
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<em>Additional comment</em>
The equation g(x) could be considered to be ...
g(x) = F(x·√2)
in which case g(x) could be interpreted as a <em>horizontal shrink</em> by a factor of (√2)/2. Squeezing a parabola horizontally has the same effect on its appearance as stretching it vertically.
3*3 + 4*5 = 9+20 = 29
3 times 3 legged stools and
5 times 4 legged chairs!
C. 5 packs of pencils and 3 packs of erasers. it is c because no matter what 20(the pack of erasers) is multiplied by it will always end in a zero, therefore you would have to multiply 12 by a number that would make it a multiple of 20 as well which happens to be 5. 5×12=60 and 3×20=60
