Answer: This question has no answer. The closest i could get was b= -95/3 + 2/3 a
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Option (4)
Step-by-step explanation:
From the graph attached,
A, B and C are the points based at the heights and valleys of the given curve.
y-coordinates of these points always decide, whether the point is a local maxima or local minima.
y-coordinate of A → -4
y-coordinate of B → 0
y-coordinate of C → -4
Ends of the curve are moving towards infinity, so the absolute maximum is not defined.
Local minimum → -4
Local maximum → 0
Therefore, point representing local maximum is B(0, 0).
Points representing local minimum are A(-2, -4) and C(2, -4).
Option (4) will be the correct option.
you can use the value of sin\
sin(theta) = 12/16
Now solve for theta, and do inverse sine
so theta would be 48.59037789
, or around 50 degrees
answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
F(x) = a(x - h)³ + k
The parent graph is F(x) = x³
k - shifts the parent graph up k-units (or down if it is negative). This is also called a vertical shift.
h - shifts the parent graph to the right h-units (or left if it is negative). This is also called a horizontal shift.
a - stretches the parent graph vertically by a factor of "a"
Additonally, the coordinate (h, k) is the center/vertex of the graph.