Answer:
x
0
Step-by-step explanation:
if you plug it into symbolab, it tells you that absolute values are greater to or equal to 0, and that it's always true.
The answer is 26.
This is because, since y is equal to 8, you would put 8 in replacement of y, which is called substituting. It would look something like this.
2 + 3y
2+ 3(8)
2+ 24
26
First, are you really familiar with the graph of y = [x]? If so, your answer choices move that graph up or down.
A. Move the graph of y=[x] UP 3 units
B. Move the graph UP 1 unit
C. Move the graph DOWN 1 unit
D. Move the graph DOWN 3 units
The graph you're given on the problem screen is not a very good one, I think. Would it help to draw y = [x] on a piece of graph paper where one square = 1 unit? The graph you're shown has one square = 2 units, which could lead to some confusion.
So, draw the graph of y = [x], then figure out which way the graph was moved -- and how far -- to get the graph in the problem.
Here is a link to a YouTube video that might help a lot.
https://youtu.be/UQ3a2QH_-GU
Answer:
<u>Option B. Side YZ is the same length as side Y'X'.</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
XYZ is reflected across the y-axis and then translated down 6 units to form X'Y'Z'.
So, X' is the image of point X
Y' is the image of point Y
Z' is the image of point Z
And ΔXYZ ≅ ΔX'YΔ'Z'
And the corresponding length are congruent
We will check the options:
A. X has the same measure as X'. ⇒ True
B. Side YZ is the same length as side Y'X'. ⇒ Wrong
Because YZ will be translated to Y'Z'
C. Z has the same measure as Z'. ⇒ True
D. Side XZ is the same length as side X'Z'. ⇒ True
<u>So, The answer is option B. Side YZ is the same length as side Y'X'.</u>
7.09 Because it goes tens, hundredths, thousandths. Since our problem is nine hundredths the answer will have two numbers. 7 is the whole number so it goes before the decimal. :)
