-3 \cdot f(-8) + 7 \cdot g(2) =−3⋅f(−8)+7⋅g(2)=minus, 3, dot, f, left parenthesis, minus, 8, right parenthesis, plus, 7, dot, g,
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Answer:
-22
Step-by-step explanation:
The graph from which the information is to be read is attached below.
We want to find the value of −3⋅f(−8)+7⋅g(2).
From the graph:
Therefore:
−3⋅f(−8)+7⋅g(2)=−3(-2)+7(-4)
=6-28
=-22
−3⋅f(−8)+7⋅g(2)=-22
Answer:
It is stretch.
I hope it helps a little bit.
Ok so I like to go in steps with these questions- first draw a picture and identify your variables.
W=width
L= 3w-1
Now we know that length times width gets us area so we plug in our variables into the area equation.
200 = w(3w-1)
When you foil that equation you end up with a quadratic : 3w^2-w-200 = 0
Either factor that or use the quadratic formula to get
w= 8.33 and w= -8
Since you can't have a negative dimension you need to use 8.33 and plug it back into your length equation.
Final answer:
w= 8.33ft
l= 23.99ft
*Now I simplified the decimals a little bit so you end up with 199.8ft^2 for the area so just add a few decimals on here and there*
Answer:
x = 15
y = 15√3
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a special right triangle with angle measures 30° 60° 90°
The side lengths should be x 2x x√3
If the measure of hypotenuse 30 then the side length that sees 30° should be half of it so x = 15 and y = 15√3
The answer to the given question above would be option A. Based on the given map shown above which is a typical flight path between Seattle and London, the reason why the path goes over the Arctic is that, it is the shortest path. Hope this answers your question.
