Answer:
start by placing a point on 9
Step-by-step explanation:
then use "rise over run" ( which is ri/ru) so you go up 3, then over 5. (hope this helps!)
I wouldn't use the phrase "extends from." If the leading coeff. is neg, then the graph opens downward. Without more info we do not know the max of this fn. If we did know it, we could state that the graph max is (value) and that the graph "extends downward from this value."
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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12.42
12°+.42(60)
12°25.2'
12°25'+.2(60)
12°25'12"
And irrational number is a number than cannot be written as a simple fraction.
Two good examples of irrational numbers are PI and the square root of 2. These numbers have never-ending decimals, and their decimals never repeat.
