If you look from the points at angle 73, to 42, to 131, to z, the shape makes a quadrilateral.
Since the total of the interior angles in a quadrilateral add up to 360 you make an equation:
360 = 131 + 73 + 42 + 7 + x
Re-arrange the equation to get the x alone, by subtracting:
360 - 131 - 73 - 42 = x
114 = x
So x = 114 degrees<span />
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power:
Now, applying exponent rules (multiply exponent inside parentheses by the one outside parentheses), we get:
This is equivalent to
, so now, we just simplify:
So:
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Answer:
x cannot be -4,-3, or 13
x can be anything else
Step-by-step explanation:
There are infinitely many values x can take where the relation above will be a function.
For it to be a function, you just need to make sure each x is only assigned one y value.
So x couldn't be -4 because it would by assigned to y=2 and y=0.
x couldn't be -3 because it would be assigned to y=1 and y=0.
x couldn't be 13 because it would be assigned to y=5 and y=0.
So as long as x is not chosen to be -4,-3, or 13 your relation here is a function.
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