|v + 8| - 5 = 2
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Answer: Choice C) III only
As shown in the attached image, the altitudes are lines that are perpendicular to the sides of the triangle and they go through the opposite vertex. In the example shown, the orthocenter is the result of intersecting the altitudes. The orthocenter is outside the obtuse triangle. It will never be on the triangle or on the inside of the triangle.
As shown in the attached image, the altitudes are lines that are perpendicular to the sides of the triangle and they go through the opposite vertex. In the example shown, the orthocenter is the result of intersecting the altitudes. The orthocenter is outside the obtuse triangle. It will never be on the triangle or on the inside of the triangle.
There are two interpretations we could go for:
- Adding 4 to the end means we add 4 to each y coordinate (since y = x). This <u>shifts the entire line 4 units up</u>
- Replacing x with x+4 means the xy axis is shifted 4 units to the right. If the line y = x is held completely still while the axis moves, then it gives the illusion the line is moving <u>4 units to the left</u>
Check out the diagram below.
Point A on the red line y = x has two locations it could end up. If we follow method 1, then point A shifts upward to point B. Do this to every point on the red line and the entire red line shifts up 4 units.
Or if you decide to shift 4 units to the left (method 2), then point A moves to point C's location. Doing this to every point on the red line shifts the entire line 4 units to the left.
