H^3+3h^2x+3hx^2+x^3 should be the answer
In the b section on this piece of paper, we can see, that this would practically be a pie graph, or if you would want to call it a graph in general. As the question stated, we see how we would want to find the perimeter of the figure. So this, sense this would only be 1/4 of the figure, we would then do 4(in) x's 4 and from this, your perimeter would give you 16(in).
Answer:
(1, -3)
Step-by-step explanation:
Start where the axes meet. That is the origin (0,)
Move 1 place to the right that is the x coordinate
Move 3 places down that is the y coordinate
(1,-3)
