Looks like y = |x| because the slopes of the lines are both 1
You shift it to the right making it |x-2| and you shift it down making y = -2
combine to get <em>y = |x - 2| - 2</em>.
The pair of triangles that can be <span>proved congruent by SSS theorem would be the triangles where the corresponding sides of each triangle being equal. From the images attached,
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I think the correct answer would be the triangles in F.</span>
You start out with 3*-2+2y=10
Simplify and you get 2y-6=10
Add 6 to both sides. 2y=16
Divide both sides by 2. Your answer is y=8.
Answer: y = 4/-1 x -2
Step-by-step explanation:
Y=mx+b
4 and -1 are the “rise and run” (m) (from one point to the next, you must go up 4 units then left 1 unit)
The y intercept (b) is the point where it is on the y axis but 0 on the x axis, so -2
Answer:
the answer is D
Step-by-step explanation:
