1) Draw the coordinate plane
2) Draw the line y = - 2
It is a line parallel to the y axis, two units below the origin
3) The solution (graph of the inequality y < - 2) is all the area below the line y = - 2.
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Answer:
Proof by ASA congruence postulate. See below
Discussion:
Fact 1 : angle A = angle T (given)
Fact 2: The angles on both sides of point X are equal as vertical angles
are equal.
From these facts it follows that angle M = angle H (as all plane triangles have 180 degrees). Also AM = TH (given) so
In the left triangle In the right triangle
(angle M, side AM, angle A) = (angle H, side TH, angle T)
Hence the triangles have two congruent angles, and congruent sides included between the angles, so they are congruent by ASA.
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MrB
Answer:
2 units up
Step-by-step explanation:
You're just taking the entire graph of cos(x) and then adding 2 so it moves everything up. If you added 2 to x BEFORE taking the cosine
(like y = cos (x+2) ), then you would shift it left 2. Adding and subtracting from the x moves everything left or right. Adding or subtracting at the end just moves it up and down.
