The answer is 60 degrees
Steps: first add the two angles you know 50+70=120
Then subtract it from 180 because a triangle has a total of 180 degrees 180-120=60
Yes, because figure B can be obtained from figure A by a series of translations
Linear function :Diagonal line -----> f(x)=x
Absolute value: “V”
- shaped ---------> <span>f(x)=!x!
</span>Quadratic function: “U”
- shape ---------> f(x) = x^2
Cubic Function: Squiggle,
Swivel -----------> f(x) = x^3
Square Root Function: Horizontal
½ of a Parabola<span> ------- >f(x)= square root(x)
</span>Exponential Function: Backwards
“L” Curves -----------> f(x)= f(x) = 2^<span>x
</span>Logarithmic Function: Upside
Down “<span>L” curve in 1</span>st and 4th<span>
Quadrant</span>