34 * -6 I think
Because when we subtract 3-9 it gives me -6
Hope it helps
Answer:
q = 80 degrees
r = 70 degrees
s = 10 degrees
t = 70 degrees
u = 40 degrees
v = 60 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
starting with the fact that all angles in any triangle always sum up to 180 degrees :
q = 180 - 60 - 40 = 80 degrees
r = 180 - (60+10) - 40 = 180 - 70 - 40 = 70 degrees
the triangle 40-60-q and v-u-blank are similar triangles. your can say the smaller triangle is just a projection of the large triangle through the focal point at angle q.
that means the angles must be equal.
v = 60 degrees
u = 40 degrees
similar for 10-r-blank and t-s-blank.
s = 10 degrees
t = 70 degrees
g(x) is basically transformed f(x). First, let's focus on f(x) graph. Notice how the graph has slope of 1 and intersect y-axis at (0,0).
Which means that our equation for f(x) is:
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Now then we focus on g(x). g(x) is f(x+k). That means if f(x) = x then f(x+k) would mean substitute x = x+k in the equation.
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Next, we want to find the value of k. In the slope-intercept form or y = mx+b where m = slope and b = y-intercept. Notice the g(x) graph and see that the graph intersects y-axis at (0,4). Therefore k = y-intercept = 4.
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Answer
- g(x) = x+4
- Therefore the value of k is 4.
Answer:
11 breads
Step-by-step explanation:
Note that:
1 bread recipe = 1 bread
From the above question, we know that:
2/3 cups of walnut = 1 bread
7 1/2 cups of walnut = x breads
Cross Multiply
2/3 cups × x breads = 7 1/2 cups × 1 bread
x breads = 7 1/2 cups × 1 bread/2/3 cups
x breads = 7 1/2 ÷ 2/3
x breads = 15/2 ÷ 2/3
x breads = 15/2 × 3/2
x breads = 45/4
x breads = 11 1/4 breads
Maximum full recipe = 11 breads.
Therefore, the MAXIMUM numbers of full recipe of walnut bread the baker can make is 11 breads.