Answer:
y ≥ -x +2
Step-by-step explanation:
The solid line has a slope of -1 and a y-intercept of 2, so its equation in slope-intercept form is ...
y = -x +2
The shaded area is above this line, and the line is part of the solution set, so we want an inequality that has "y" and the comparison symbol in this order: "y ≥" or "≤ y".
We already have an equation with "y" on the left, above, so we just need to introduce the comparison symbol:
y ≥ -x +2
Another way to write this is ...
x + y ≥ 2
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
step 1:- by using partial fractions
......(1)
<u>step 2:-</u>
solving on both sides

substitute x =0 value in equation (2)
1=A(1)+0
<u>A=1</u>
comparing x^2 co-efficient on both sides (in equation 2)
0 = A+B
0 = 1+B
B=-1
comparing x co-efficient on both sides (in equation 2)
<u>-</u>1 = C
<u>step 3:-</u>
substitute A,B,C values in equation (1)
now

by using integration formulas
i) by using
.....(b)
.....(c)
<u>step 4:-</u>
by using above integration formulas (a,b,and c)
we get answer is

Answer:
48.01
Step-by-step explanation:
5(7)+4= 39
4(7)=28
39²+ 28²= 2305
√2305 = 48.01
Answer:
What
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The answer is 180°
Step-by-step explanation:
Replace the variables in with your angle measurements and add them up. Triangles should end up with a 180° all combined.