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Answer: 2</h3>
Explanation:
The range is y ≤ 2 which means that y = 2 is the largest y can get. The parabola opens downward to form a sort of "frowny face" so to speak. When moving down the parabola, we'll cross the x axis at two different spots. An example of this is shown below with the equation y = -x^2+2.
There's no connection between the '2' in y ≤ 2 and the final answer of 2 roots. We could easily have a range of something like y ≤ 5 or y ≤ 8 and the answer will still remain as 2. The most roots a parabola can have is 2.
Answer:
Option B (44 degrees).
Step-by-step explanation:
In a parallelogram, there are two pairs of equal and parallel lines. Therefore, by the properties of the parallel lines, the opposite angles are also equal. The sum of angles of a parallelogram is 360 degrees. It is given that one angle is (4x + 16) degrees and the other angle is (2x - 16) degrees. Since opposite angles are same, therefore:
4x + 16 + 2x - 16 + 4x + 16 + 2x - 16 = 360
Simplifying gives:
12x = 360.
x = 30.
Since H = (2x-16) degrees, substituting x = 30 degrees in H gives:
H = 2(30) - 16 = 60 - 16 = 44 degrees.
Therefore, Option B is the correct choice!!!
Answer:
x = 24.0
y = 46.4
Step-by-step explanation:
Let opposite side = z
Using trigonometry :
Sin 30 = z / 34
z = 0.5 * 34
z = 17
We find x :
Sin 45 = 17 / x
x * sin45 = 17
x = 17 / sin 45
x = 24.04
Let y = y1 + y2
y1 = 17 / tan45
y1 = 17
y2 = 17/tan30
y2 = 29.44
y = 17 + 29.44
y = 46.44
The expression 5x+3 would be three more than five times a number! More than in this case would be addition - so if you get the same problem with subtraction you just change more to less!
Basically what it's tell you is that if x stood for 2 in this case 5*2 = 10 since it's 3 MORE than 5 times a number (x is in place of a number), you're adding 3 to 10 and that gives you 13!
I hope I simplified it a little more and you understand!
Good luck, rockstar! c: I hope this helped!
10-2/3=9 1/3 if you estimate that it would be 9
next it is 3 - 1/8= 2 7/8 estimate it would be 3
so 9 x 3= 27
