The quadrant that the graph will not go through is the second quadrant.
The reason is that the slope is positive and there was a translation 6 units down
<h3>How to know the quadrant the graph will not pass</h3>
The quadrants are named in anticlockwise direction starting from the first which has x - positive and y - positive
The graph of y = 2x/3 is a graph with positive slope, moving through the third and first quadrant.
y = 2x/3 - 6 means a translation 6 units down and this pushed the line to get to the fourth quadrant
Hence the remaining quadrant that is untouched is the second quadrant
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The answer is 20. The way I do it is divide 12 by 6 then multiply it by 10 (it works as long as the denominator is ten).
Step-by-step explanation:
1) let number=a
six times a number=6a
Condition:
6a+4=22
2) eleven times a number=11a
Condition:
11a-5=50
3) 9 times a number=9a
Condition:
9a-7=-16
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Answer:
B) 176 ft²
Step-by-step explanation:
The picture below is the attachment for the complete question. The figure has 3 halves of a circle and a square . The area of the figure is the sum of their area.
Area of a square
area = L²
where
L = length
L = 9 ft
area = 9²
area = 81 ft²
Area of the 3 semi circles
area of a single semi circle = πr²/2
For 3 semi circle = πr²/2 + πr²/2 + πr²/2 or 3 (πr²/2)
r = 9/2 = 4.5
area of a single semi circle = (3.14 × 4.5²)/2
area of a single semi circle = (3.14 × 20.25
) /2
area of a single semi circle = 63.585
/2
area of a single semi circle = 31.7925
Area for 3 semi circles = 31.7925 × 3 = 95.3775 ft²
Area of the composite figure = 95.3775 ft² + 81 ft² = 176.3775 ft
Area of the composite figure ≈ 176 ft²