In polar coordinates, the axis determined by theta=0 is called the
positive x-axis or horizontal axis.
To add, in mathematics, the polar coordinate<span> system is
a two-dimensional </span>coordinate<span> <span>system in
which each point on a plane is determined by a distance from a reference point
and an angle from a reference direction.</span></span>
x intercept = where the function crosses the x axis (x,0)
y intercept = where the function crosses the y-axis (0,y)
A. y=7/2x-2
x intercept , replace y by 0 and solve for x:
0 =7/2x-2
2= 7/2 x
2 / (7/2) = x
x= 4/7
y-intercept, replace x by 0 and solve for y
y= 7/2x-2
y= 7/2 (0) -2
y=-2
B.
x-intercept:
x=-3
y-intercept
0=-3
It doesn't have a y-intercept.
45 multiply 0.22 = 9.9
45-9.9 = 35.1
Markdown is subtract
Answer:
A quadrilateral's interior angles have a sum of 360°.
Given that we have 85°, 100°, and 90°(the right angle), and an unknown angle.
We can add these angles plus the unknown angle to equal a total of 360°.
85 + 100 + 90 + x(our unknown missing angle) = 360
simplify
275 + x = 360
Isolate x by subtract 275 from both sides;
-275 -275
x = 85, ∠1 = 85°
We can also double check:-
85 + 100 + 90 + <u>85</u> = 360
360 = 360 which is correct.
Answer:
D) h(3)-h(0)/3
Step-by-step explanation:
The average rate of change is found by subtracting the output values (finding the amount of change in the output values) and dividing it by the change in the input values.
The height in the 3rd second would be given by h(3). The original height would be given by h(0). The change in output values would be given by h(3)-h(0).
The change in input values is found by subtracting the two input values, in this case 3 and 0; 3-0 = 3.
This gives us
h(3)-h(0)/3
