Answer:yes
Step-by-step explanation:
Bro there’s no numbers so how am I asposed to know
The trigonometric function are:
sin (opposite/hypotenuse)
cos (adjacent/hypotenuse)
tan (opposite/adjacent)
Their inverses are:
Inverse of sin: csc (hypotenuse/opposite)
Inverse of cos: sec (hypotenuse/adjacent)
Inverse of tan: cot (adjacent/opposite)
Hope this helps :)
-1/2x+1 is what I think you're looking for, tell me if I'm wrong. If you look at it, the line decreases 1 unit y for every 2 units x, or 1/2 a unit y each unit x. The x change would be -1/2, and the y intercept is 1
First find slope
Points given: (-5,6) (5,-2)
(-2-6)/(5+5) = -8/10 = -4/5
Y = -4/5x + b
Plug in any point
6 = -4/5(-5) + b
6 = 4 + b, b = 2
Solution: y = -4/5x + 2