Start by plotting the y-intercept at (0,1).
From that point, count "up 2, right 1" to get a second point on your graph.
If needed repeat that "up 2, right 1" from that second point to get a third point.
Draw the line that connects these 2 or 3 points.
Answer:
The length of the flagpole be 41.2 ft .
Option (A) is correct .
Step-by-step explanation:
As given
The angle looking up at the sun is 70°.
A flagpole casts a shadow of 15 ft .
Now by using the trignometric identity .



BC = 15 ft
tan 70° = 2.75 (Approx)

AB = 2.75 × 15
= 41.2 ft
Therefore the length of the flagpole be 41.2 ft .
Option (A) is correct .
Answer:
0.411^5 times 0.599
Step-by-step explanation:
0.599 chance of landing on heads.
0.411 chance of not landing on heads.
0.411 times 0.411 times 0.411 times 0.411 times 0.411 (for the 5 flips that do not land on heads) times 0.599 (for the time that it does land on heads).
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
If you plot this point and the directrix on a coordinate plane, you can see that the directrix is 1/4 of a unit below the vertex. Since, by nature, a parabola opens in the direction opposite the directrix and "hugs" the focus, this is a positive x-squared parabola (meaning it opens upwards). The formula for this type of a parabola is, in vertex form,

where p is distance (in units) between the vertex and the directrix and h and k are the coordinates of the vertex. For us, p = .25, h = 7, and k = -6. Filling in our formula:

Simplify the left side to
which simplifies, in its entirety, to
