3. X= y-3
You subtract 3 to the other side to make X the subject of the formula.
<span>No. Three points could be the three points of a triangle. Triangles are two dimensional surfaces. Therefore, any three points could exist on a two dimensional triangle.</span>
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
the range is written as (min y value, max y value)
the domain is written as (min x value, max x value)
question 6
the min y value on the picture is -3, while the arrows point upward, so the max is infinity, so the domain is [-3,∞), with a bracket on -3 because -3 is included
[-3,∞)
question 7
the min x value is the leftmost point, which is at x = -3, while the max is the rightmost point at x = 3, and both are included in the domain so there should be brackets on both
[-3,3]
question 8
the arrow on the left points to the left and up infinitely, so the min is -∞, the arrow on the right points to the right and up infinitely, so the max x value is ∞
(-∞,∞)
question 9
the min value is the bottommost point at y = -2, and the arrow points upward infinitely so the max y value is ∞
[-2,∞)
question 10
the arrow on the left points to the left infinitely so the min x value is -∞, the arrow on the right points to the right infinitely so the max x value is ∞
(-∞,∞)
Answer:
1 is $1.50
8 is $10.50
Step-by-step explanation:
The sequence is +$3.00
The answer is 61. hope that help.
