Answer:
answer C
Hyperbolic geometry
The sum of the angles of a hyperbolic triangle is less than 180°.
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Answer:
(2,2)
Step-by-step explanation:
The graph of a function and that of its inverse should be always symmetric around the line y = x (goes at 45 degrees and crosses the origin of coordinates).
Therefore any intersection of the graphs must lie on the line y = x, which forces the x value of the intersection point to be the same as the y-value.
The only option shown where x and y have the same numerical value is the third listed option : (2,2)
The values of X and Y are 30 and 11 respectively
<h3>How to determine the values of X and Y?</h3>
The figure that represents the complete question is added as an attachment
The given parameters are:
DH = X +3
HF = 3Y
GH = 2X -5
HE = 5Y
From the attached parallelogram, we have:
DH = HF
GH = HE
Substitute the known values in the above equation
X + 3 = 3Y
2X - 5 = 5Y
Make X the subject in X + 3 = 3Y
X = 3Y - 3
Substitute X = 3Y - 3 in 2X - 5 = 5Y
2(3Y - 3) - 5 = 5Y
Expand
6Y - 6 - 5 = 5Y
Evaluate the like terms
Y = 11
Substitute Y = 11 in X = 3Y - 3
X = 3*11 - 3
Evaluate
X = 30
Hence, the values of X and Y are 30 and 11 respectively
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Answer:
-12
Step-by-step explanation:
2(6a-2b)-8(-2)
=2[6(-1)-2(4)]+16
=2[-6-8]+16
=2[-14]+16
=-28+16
=-12