Answer:
- y = 2x + 3
- y = -6x
- y = -x + 2
- y = 2x - 7
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Slope-intercept form:</u>
<em>Hint. if we have x = 0, then the y-coordinate is the same as b</em>
<u>Slope</u>
33.
- m = (9 -(-3))/(3 - (-3)) = 12/6 = 2
- b = 3 as per table (0, 3)
34.
- m = (0-12)/(0 - (-2)) = -12/2 = -6
- b = 0, as per table (0, 0)
35.
- m = (2 - (-2))/(0 - 4) = 4/-4 = -1
- b = 2, as per table (0, 2)
36.
- m = (-5 - (-1))/ (1 -3) = -4/-2 = 2
Using point (3, -1)
- -1 = 2*3 + b
- b= -1 - 6= - 7
35+25=60
y=60
If you add the opposite side values of the triangle (not the one touching the y), you get the value of y). 35+25=y
This works because y+x= 180 and the three angles of a triangle add to 180.
Answer:
Bases change red litmus into blue and bases have a slippery and soapy texture. Therefore, we can conclude that out of the given options, one way to test whether an unknown solution is acidic or basic is to check whether the solution has a slippery feel
Step-by-step explanation:
When dilation is about the origin, as it is here in every case, the image point coordinates are the original (pre-image) coordinates multiplied by the scale factor.
1. Multiply every coordinate value by 5:
... W' = (-5, 10), X' = (-15, -5), Y' = (25, -5), Z' = (15, 10)
2. Multiply every coordinate value by 1/3:
... A' = (-2, 5), B' = (0, 5/3), C' = (1, 10/3)
3. A' = (2, 8), B' = (6, 2), C' = (2, 2)
4. The image coordinates are 5 times the original coordinates, so ...
... the scale factor of the dilation is 5.