Answer:
it moves down
Step-by-step explanation:
for the graph originally f(x)=x and subtract 6 from it, it will move 6 units down, and to find the new coordinate you subtract 6 in y so (x , y-6)→for the new coordinate.
NOTE: if the graph added to 6 it will move up 6 units.
Answer:
5/6
Step-by-step explanation:
4/3-1/2
1) make the denominators the same on both fractions
8/6-3/6=?
2) subtract numerators
5/6
3) simplify
cannot simplify
So a triangle equals to 180* so you’d want to add 51+103=154 and then you’d want to find 180-154= 26 then 9x3= 27 then you’d wanna minus the 1 from 27, 27-1= 26. SO THE X WOULD BE 3.
The answer is C
Is shows a change of rate for the integer
Hope this helps
To find surface area we add up the areas of each face of the pyramid. The area of the square base is given by (3.4)(3.4) = 11.56 in².
To find the area of each triangular face, we first need to find the height of each triangle. We have the slant height and the base. The slant height serves as one of the sides of the triangle. We can draw the height from the top vertex to the base and use the Pythagorean Theorem to find the height. This height we drew splits the base in half, so in our Pythagorean Theorem we have:
(1.7)² + <em /><em>b</em>² = (3.8)²
(The half of the base will be one leg and the slant height is the hypotenuse)
This gives us 2.89 + <em>b</em>² = 14.44
Subtract 2.89 from each side to cancel it:
2.89 + <em>b</em>² - 2.89 = 14.44 - 2.89
<em /><em /><em>b</em>² = 11.55
Take the square root of both sides and we have
<em></em><em /><em>b </em>= 3.4
The formula for the area of a triangle is <em>A</em> = (1/2)<em>b</em><em>h</em>. The base of our triangle is 3.4 and the height we just found is 3.4.
(1/2)(3.4)(3.4) = 5.78
The surface area will be 11.56 + 3.4 + 3.4 + 3.4 + 3.4 (there are 4 triangular faces) or 34.68 in²