If the vertex is at the maximum point they dy/dx=0 at that point...
dA/dx=-2x+4
dB/dx=-2x+8
dC/dx=2x-4
dD/dx=2x-8
So both B and D have a zero velocity at x=4, but only B is equal to 3 when x=4
B. is the correct quadratic with the vertex at (4,3)
Answer:
The first one (top)
Step-by-step explanation:
The coordinate plane works with coordinates being x, y, and so if x is -2, then it would be to the left of 0. 5 is above 0, and you see the 2 lines intersecting at that point.
Answer:
not me srry
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The answer is,

Step-by-step explanation:

Firstly, you have to get rid of fraction by multiplying (r-3) to both side and expand out:
t × (r-3) = r/(r-3) × (r-3)
rt - 3t = r
Then you have to move all the "r" variables to one side and other variables to the other side:
rt - r = 3t
You can make "r" as a subject by taking out the common term, you can see that the common term on the left is "r" so you can bring out:
r(t-1) = 3t
r = 3t/(t-1)