Step-by-step explanation: The middle quartile or <em>second quartile</em> as I like to call it is the median of the entire data set. Remember that the median is the middle number when the data is written from least to greatest.
Answer: The points of the images are (9,10), (15,6), (6,4) and the image is not a rigid motion because the shape changes in side.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since it gives you the scale factor then find they coordinates by multiplying the coordinates by the scare factor.
A(3,5) → (3*3,5*2) → (9,10)
B( 5,3) → (5*3, 3*2) → (15,6)
C ( 2,3)→ (2*3, 2*2)→ ( 6,4)
Answer:
Domain: all real numbers
Range: all real numbers
Step-by-step explanation:
The domain is all x values, and the range is all y values.
<u><em>Domain:</em></u>
The domain is all real numbers except where the slope is undefined (a vertical line). In this case, no number makes the expression undefined, so the domain is:
all real numbers
<u><em>Interval notation:</em></u><em> </em>(-∞,∞)
all negative numbers and positive numbers (all real numbers)
<em><u>Set-Builder Notation:</u></em> {x | x ∈ R
}
<em><u>Range:</u></em>
The range is the set of all valid values. Graph the line and check. Since all values of y are valid, the range is:
all real numbers
<u><em>Interval notation:</em></u><em> </em>(-∞,∞)
all negative numbers and positive numbers (all real numbers)
<em><u>Set-Builder Notation:</u></em> {x | x ∈ R
}
:Done
Down on the bottom, under the fraction line.
