Answer:
12:16
Step-by-step explanation:
28 split into two groups could be 12 : 16. To check the work, see if 3/4 is equal to 12/16. It is, so this is the accurate ratio, as 12 + 16 = 28 and 12/16 = 3:4.
The circle equation is in the format (x – h)² + (y – k)² = r², with the center being at the point (h, k) and the radius being "r".
QUESTION 11.
Equation x²+y²+10x-14y-7 =0 can be rewritten as: x²+10x+25 + y² -14y + 49 -7 - 25 - 49=0
It can be factories as (x + 5)² + (y – 7)² = 9²
Therefore the radius equals 9 and the center is (-5,7)
QUESTION 12.
From equation (x + 4)² + y² = 121
The radius equals √121 = 11 and the center is (-4,0)
QUESTION 13.
As there are missing information in the question, I can't assist. However, you can use the general circle equation (x – h)² + (y – k)² = r² to solve the question.
Finally equations 14 & 15 aren't linear.
Hope that helps you :)
C is the answer of the questions
It's a reflection :) look up colin Dodds geometric transformations that's how I learned it it's a fun song
Answer:
a) rational
b) rational
c)exponential
d) power function
e) polynomial function of degree 6
f) trig function
Step-by-step explanation:
Functions can be classified by the operations they contain. Remember the following functions:
- Power function has as its main operation of an exponent on the variable.
- Root function has as its main operation a radical.
- Log function has as its main operation a log.
- Trig function has as its main operation sine, cosine, tangent, etc.
- Rational exponent has as its main function division by a variable.
- Exponential function has as its main operation a variable as an exponent.
- Polynomial function is similar to a power function. It has as its main function an exponent of 2 or greater on the variable.
Below is listed each function. The bolded choice is the correct type of function:
(a) y = x − 3 / x + 3 root function logarithmic function power function trigonometric function rational function exponential function polynomial function of degree 3
(b) y = x + x2 / x − 2 power function rational function algebraic function logarithmic function polynomial function of degree 2 root function exponential function trigonometric function
(c) y = 5^x logarithmic function root function trigonometric function exponential function polynomial function of degree 5 power function
(d) y = x^5 trigonometric function power function exponential function root function logarithmic function
(e) y = 7t^6 + t^4 − π logarithmic function rational function exponential function trigonometric function power function algebraic function root function polynomial function of degree 6
(f) y = cos(θ) + sin(θ) logarithmic function exponential function root function algebraic function rational function power function polynomial function of degree 6 trigonometric function
