Find the slope and y-intercept of the line.
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The highlighted sector is exactly 3/4 of the circle area, because is 3/4 of
which is a complete rotation.
Since you are given the radius, you can compute the area as
So, 3/4 of this area would be squared cm.
The remaining sector, of course, is squared cm.
so... you can keep on going towards the negatives with "x", or towards the positives with "x", notice, if the "x" is negative, "y" is just a fraction, positive, but a fraction
and if "x" is positive, "y" is a positive integer
even when x =0, "y" never became 0, and is never negative either
so, the range is, "y" is always positive, but not 0, or y>0