Emily Dickinson's poetry was rescued for posterity by her sister (c). Emily Dickinson lived during the American Civil War, but she lived in her father's house in Amherst, Massachusetts. This area was not affected by the Civil War. She was fairly isolated as a poet and, as a result, the events of the Civil War did not play a major role in her poetry. She wrote mainly about the events in her direct environment, with no direct sense of the time in which she lived. Her world consisted of her own home and the surrounding countryside.
The equation of the tangent line can be found using slope formula and fact that slope = dy/dx.
where (x0,y0) is point A ---> (0,-1)
Then rearrange equation into slope-intercept form:
Finally sub in x=0 into dy/dx to get slope at the point (0,-1)
Answer:
5 is 35 and 6 is 50
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve 5, you need to know how many degrees is the line, which is 180 because lines are 180 degrees. You then subtract 110 from 180 which equals to 70. What you have left now is 2k. A number times 2 will equal to 70, so k=35.
For 6, if you ever see two lines intersecting each other, it means that it is 360 degrees. We already have one angle, which is 120. The other angle is d+70 degrees, and any angle that is reflecting the other angle will have the same value. So, d equals 50
(sorry if you still can't understand it I'm not good at English
Step-by-step explanation:
9x^3+6x^2-3x
Cannot be simplified because there are no like terms but can be factored as
=3x(3x−1)(x+1)
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