No, The base of a circle would be the area of the circle or the circle itself (top or bottom) of the cylinder
Answer:
106°
Step-by-step explanation:
The angle CAB is an inscribed angle of the arc mBC, so we have that:
mBC = 2*CAB
So we have that mBC = 2*37 = 74°
The segment AC is a diameter of the circle, so mAC = 180°
The ? angle is the arc mAB, which is the difference of mAC and mBC, so:
mAB = mAC - mBC = 180 - 74 = 106°
So the ? angle is 106°.
I would say similar cause look at how the bottom left angles are the same so i say your answer is similar. hope this helps have a nice night
there is not such thing as an I axis, but I will show you what happens for both x and y axis so you can fill out the assignment with the correct information.
IF you meant flipping over the x axis, then the dot will go from top to bottom, bottom to up, the x position won't change only its height(y position)
This meant that for reflecting across the x axis, (x,y)->(x,-y)
For y axis its the opposite, just flipping to the side.
This meant that for reflecting across the y axis, (x,y)->(-x,y)
Answer:
x:-4,-3,-2,-1,0,1
f(x):-10,0,0,-4,-6,0
from the table we can see when x=0, y=-6
Therefore the y-intercept will be (0,-6)
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