Y = -2(x-5)^2 + 4
Note: vertex form is 0, f(x), y, or nothing= a(x-h)^2 + k
The opposite of the x value of the vertex is h
The y value value of the vertex is k.
Find a. Plug in (6,-10)
-10 = a(6-5)^2 + 4
-10 = 1a + 4
-10 = 5a
a = -2
Answer:
n = -3
(second option listed)
Step-by-step explanation:
first, we will distribute the 11 (n-1)
11 (n - 1) + 35 = 3n
11n - 11 + 35 = 3n
Now, we will combine -11 and 35 (because they are like terms)
11n + 24 = 3n
Now, to isolate x as a positive, I will subtract 3n from both sides
11n + 24 = 3n
- 3n - 3n
8n + 24 = 0
Now, I will subtract 24 from both sides to isolate n
8n + 24 = 0
- 24 - 24
8n = -24
Now, we will divide both sides by 8 to find "n"
8n = -24
÷8 ÷8
n = -3
This means that n is equal to -3
(n = -3)
Answer:
Hm I dont know if im right but im thinking it's a scalene, because the sides are not equal, or a obtuse triangle, because one side is more than 90 degrees. Hope this helps!
The answer is 207 or 2 hundreds 7 ones in unit form or two hundred seven in word form.
<h3>Further explanation</h3>
2 thousands 7 tens are a unit form. The standard form is 2,070.
Explanations and an example of questions about the four types of number forms can be found at brainly.com/question/4725342.
The key problem is working out the value of 90,000 divide by 10. This is a division operation.

Option-1
Both numbers are divided by 10.

The result is

Option-2
Division operations can be written as fractions, like this.

The numerator and denominator are both divided by 10, or 'cross out a zero from both'.

The result is

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If x is divided by y equals z, then x is equal to y multiplied by z.

Let's prove it!

This is proven.
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