Yes, it is possible. For example, let's say that point A is (0,4) and there's a reflection over the y-axis, then point A would still be (0,4).
We are given the vertices of the triangle with their respective coordinates. For the vertex L, the translated coordinates is also given. So, from the original coordinates of L and the new coordinates, we can get the rule used during translation:(7, -3) -> (7 + a, -3 + b) = (-1, 8)7 + a = -1a = -8
-3 + b = 8b = 11
Therefore, the answer is:(x, y) → (x – 8, y + 11)
Actually,
I think the question should be, "In what range(s) of x-values must
there be a root of the POLYNOMIAL?"
Unless you are working with some real strange maths, polynomials are
smooth and continuous. If you drew a smooth and continuous line through
the points in the graph, where would the line have to cross the x-axis?
Answer: 25 games
Step-by-step explanation:
Take the fractions 76/100 and 19/x
Cross multiply. 76 times x equally 76x and 100 times 19 equals 1900.
Divide 76x by 76 which equals just x.
Divide 1900 by 76 which equals 25.
x=25
Answer:2/5
Step-by-step explanation:
