The only non-linear equation from your choices is the area of a circle as it is:
A=πr^2 and if you take the derivative of A you have:
dA/dr=2πr
So the rate of change changes as r changes, it is not constant thus the function has acceleration, so velocity changes.
This is in contrast to any linear equation which is of the form:
y=mx+b now taking the derivative you see that:
dy/dx=m, now m is a constant value, which means that there is no acceleration and the velocity remains constant.
Answer:
We can't prove this with the SAS postulate.
Step-by-step explanation:
SAS means that two sides and the angle between those two sides are equal.
Side Angle Side (SAS)
That's why we can't prove this with the SAS postulate.
$100-$46 = $54 which is how much was spent. 54-1.45 = 52.55 divide that by 10 and you get 5.25
Each towel was $5.25
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X^2/(x- 9 = 81/(x - 9)
This is the equation for which you want the solution.
Multiplying both sides of the equation by (x - 9) we get
x^2(x - 9)/(x - 9) = 81(x - 9)/(x - 9)
So the (x - 9) goes out from both the denominator and the numerator and then the simplified equation becomes
x^2 = 81
x ^2 = (9)^2
x = 9
So the value of the unknown variable x comes out to be 9.
