Area of rectangle = length x width If length is constant, say c and width is variable, say x Area of rectangle = y = cx This means Area will vary linearly with width and will represent a line with slope... hope I helped
1 and 3 only answer is number 2
Pythagoras theorem: leg 1 squared + leg 2 squared = hypotenuse squared
In the diagram, the triangle has angles 90 and 45. So the other angle in the triangle must be 45 degrees as well. (180 - 90 -45 = 45)
This means it is an isosceles triangle (since two angles are the same), so the two legs have the same length.
So we can say that length of leg1 = x, and the length of leg2 also equals x
Now let's use pythagoras' theorem:
leg1 = x
leg2 = x
hypotenuse = 16
x^2 + x^2 = 16^2
2x^2 = 16^2
2x^2 = 256
x^2 = 128
x = √(128)
x = 8√2
Answer:
x³-2x²-4x+8
Step-by-step explanation:
a1=x+2
a2=x²-4⇒q=a2/a1=x-2
⇒a3=q.a2=(x-2).(x²-4)=x³-2x²-4x+8
I can't solve it but you can enter the equation into www.quickmath.com and it will give you the answer. Hope it helps.
