The y-intercept is where the line crosses the vertical line on the graph I can't really read the numbers but it looks like 6
Answer:
<h2>Reflection.</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
The image attached shows a representation of the problem, there you can observe the congruence between triangles.
Also, using the images you can easily deduct the transformation we need to map one triangle onto the other one, we just need to reflect one triangle across and axis that pass through point M, such line acts like a mirror.
Therefore, the right answer is reflection.
12x + 4 + 14x - 2 + 100 = 180
26x + 102 = 180
26x = 78
x = 3
or you can do
12x + 4 = 14x - 2 (because <span>Δ ABC is isosceles)</span>2x = 6
x = 3
To get the resultant magnitude and direction of the forces we need to separate the force into its x and y components. For the x components it is the sum of 2000cos(30) and 900cos(45), which is 2368.4469 N. For the y components it will be the sum of 2000sin(30) and -900sin(45), the value for the second force is negative because it is pointing downwards, their sum would be 363.6038 N. The magnitude for the resultant force can be determined using the pythagorean theorem R=sqrt(2368.4469^2 + 363.6038^2) while its direction is found using tan^-1(363.6038/2368.4469). The final answer would be 2396.1946 N with an angle of 8.7279 degrees from the right side of x axis.
The first one because it has a negative slope (which is -4) and h is always the opposite while k stays the same. By the way h is the 2 and k is the 3