As long as the picture is in a good area where some one can make an educated guess on what text goes with it, I'd say have the text go below the picture
Answer:
z=-11
Step-by-step explanation:
subtract the 17 to get it on the same side as the 6 so, 6-17=z, then simplify so -11=z
To create a perfect square trinomial, halve the x coefficient, square it, and then add that value.
In the case of x² + 6x, we would have 6 to get 3, then square 3 to get 9.
We would add 9 to make a perfect square trinomial.
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</u><u>Why this works</u>
A perfect square trinomial is designed to factor to some value (x+n)².
When you FOIL this you get x² + 2nx + n².
As you can see, if you wanted to find the value of that n², you could take that x coefficient 2n, halve it to get n, and then square it to get n²!
Reflection across the y-axis on a coordinate plane.
What is the short definition of a coordinate plane?
Two number lines combine to produce the coordinate plane, a two-dimensional surface. The x-axis is a single horizontal number line. The y-axis is a vertical number line, which is the other number line. A place known as the origin is where the two axes collide. The coordinate plane allows us to graph points, lines, and more.
What is reflaction of coordinate plane?
Transformation is the process of making each point in a shape appear at the same distance on the other side of a specified line.
The term "line of reflection" refers to introspection with relation to that line. A line is crossed to flip the image.
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The number of eats of corn which have been picked is; 16.9 corns.
<h3>How many eats of corn have been picked?</h3>
According to the question; 16 eats of corn are being picked foot every 18 peppers. In essence, the ratio of corns to peppers is; 16/18.
Hence, it follows that the number of corns which corresponds to 19 peppers been picked can be evaluated as follows;
16/18 = x/19
x = (19×16)/18
x = 16.9 eats of corn.
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