Hi! Sorry if this is wrong, but I believe it would be f(x)= |x+5|-4. This is because it shifts to the left, so it is adding 5 to the x in the absolute value bars. And it shifting 4 units down would be negative. Hope this helps!
The smallest common denominator is 30 in so
<span>9/10=27/30 and 5/6=25/30 are your answers ; ]</span>
Answer:
m∠1=77°
m∠2=36°
m∠3=30°
Step-by-step explanation:
First, find angle 1 by adding 66 and 37 and subtracting them from 180 because there are 180 degrees in an angle.
180-(66+37)=77°
You can then find angle 2 by finding the other angle not given. You can find this angle by subtracting 77 from 180, giving you 103. To find angle 2, add 103 and 41 and subtract them from 180.
180-(103+41)=36°
You can then find angle 3 by adding the angle 103 and the angle 47, and subtracting them from 180
180-(103+47)=30°
- A function that models the data is given by this quadratic equation, y = -0.4908x² + 5.8845x + 1.3572.
- The number of students that are absent 10 days after the outbreak is equal to 11 students.
<h3>What is a scatter plot?</h3>
A scatter plot can be defined as a type of graph which is used for the graphical representation of the values of two (2) variables, with the resulting points showing any association (correlation) between the data set.
<h3>What is a quadratic function?</h3>
A quadratic function can be defined as a mathematical expression (equation) that can be used to define and represent the relationship that exists between two or more variable on a graph.
In Mathematics, the standard form of a quadratic equation is given by;
ax² + bx + c = 0
By critically observing the graph (see attachment) which models the data in the given table, we can infer and logically deduce that the quadratic function is given by:
y = -0.4908x² + 5.8845x + 1.3572
For the number of students that are absent 10 days after the outbreak, we have:
y = -0.4908(10)² + 5.8845(10) + 1.3572
y = -0.4908(100) + 58.845 + 1.3572
y = -49.08 + 58.845 + 1.3572
Number of students, y = 11.12 ≈ 11 students.
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