After you type in your equations and hit graph you notice that, if you are in the standard window, your parabola is cut off so you have to choose your "window" button to change the viewing window to see the whole graph. Then you would use your 2nd button and "trace" and "intersect" to find the points of intersection of the 2 graphs. The first point is at (-.90901, 16.81812) and the second point is at (5.9090909, 3.1818182). Graphing calculators are quite amazing!
The answer would be 5 3/4 because you would divide -11 1/2 by 2
The point P has coordinates (x,y) = (-2,6) so x = -2 and y = 6
Replace x and y with those values into the rule given
So,
(x,y) ---> (x-2, y-16)
turns into
(-2,6) ---> (-2-2, 6-16) = (-4,-10)
P = (-2,6)
P ' = (-4,-10)
The answer is -10 because your teacher just wants the y coordinate of point P'
Answer:
217.936
Step-by-step explanation:
Take 205.60 times 1.06%
then you will get your final answer
You could also take 205.60 times 0.06 and get 12.336
then add that to 205.60 and get 217.936
there are 2 ways to do it but the first one I did is way quicker. Thanks have a great day!
Set y1=x+30 and y2=x^2, plugged those into the distance formula assuming x=a<span>,
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d=rad(<span>(y2−y1<span>)^2)
</span></span></span><span>d(x)=x^2−x−30
</span>All you have to do is to maximize the given quadratic function. I hope that this is the answer that you were looking for and it has helped you.
