Y1 is 3x, y2 is x^3 and y3 is 3^x
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Co-ordinates of F, G and H are:
F (-4, 5)
G (1, 10)
H (-9, 10)
You can find the lengths of sides by using the distance formula:
<em>length</em>(FG) =
=
units
Similarly,
<em>length</em>(GH) = 10 units
<em>length</em>(HF) =
units
Hence, perimeter will be:
P = <em>length</em>(FG) + <em>length</em>(GH) + <em>length</em>(HF) =
units
C because the highest and lowest Y values are at -7 and 4.
I think the answer would be D, but I’m not sure.
Here's the graph of your equation, instructions on how to plot is in the image. if there's a second line equation, you could use the method shown to plot that too, and the x and y values of the intersection point would be your answer.
you could also use algebra to simultaneously solve the two equations to obtain x and y as well, feel free to ask!
hope that helps :) sorry it's not a definite answer