Answer:
the y intercept is where is starts (up and down) slope is how much you run up, or down and how much you run
Step-by-step explanation:
For example the third croses at 5 thats the y-intercept. Know notice how you go up once and run two blocks for the slope. So the slope is 1/2x.
Answer for #3 y=1/2x+5
Note. Anytime you are running down the slope will be negative. If the line points up then its positive.
Answers should be in this form: 1) positive 2. negative 3. positive 4. negative 5. positive 6. negative
1. slope = 4 over 2(2), y int = -8
2. slope = 2 over 3 , y int = 2
3. slope = 3 over 6(1/2), y int = 5
4. slope = 1 over 3, y int = -3
5. slope = 3 over 3(1) ,y int = 0
6. slope = 2 over 3 ,y int = -4
The numbers in the () is the simplified slope version if there is no () it cannot be simplified
r - (4 + p)
{that's how you write it if that's what you are asking}
A=(3.14d^2)/4
A=0.785d^2
A=0.785(10^2)
A=78.5 yd^2
in newton rapson method
Let
x = 12
Vertical angles are congruent, so ...
4x = 48°
x = 12° . . . . . . divide by 4
