y = -2 and x= 3
Graph is attached below. Black line is the graph of y=-2
Blue line is the graph of x=3
Whenever we get equation like x = something, in that case slope is always undefined
Whenever we get equation like y = something, in that case slope is always 0
y = -2 and x= 3
For x=3, the slope is undefined.
The graph of x=3 is a vertical line at 3 on x. The x intercept is 3 and there is no y intercept.
For y=-2, the slope is 0
The graph of y=-2 is a horizontal line at -2 on y. The y intercept is -2 and there is no x intercept.
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Among the choices provided the answer should be letter C. Below is the solution:
top
<span>pi r^2 or pi * 400 </span>
<span>sides </span>
<span>2 pi r * 60 </span>
<span>40 * 60 pi </span>
<span>2400pi </span>
<span>so add the top and side we get p*400 + p*2400 = 2800 pi ft^2</span>
Answer:
the answer is d
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
(1) Area of second triangle= 50 cm^2.
(2) Area of ΔABC=98 cm^2.
and Area of ΔDFG=175 cm^2.
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>" For two similar triangles the ratio of sides is equal to the ratio of square of their areas".</em>
i.e. if a,b are the corresponding sides of two similar triangles and let A and B denote the area of two triangles then we have the relation as:

(1)
for the first question:
we have a=2, b=5.
A=8 cm^2.
Hence,

B=50 cm^2.
Hence, the area of second triangle is 50 cm^2.
(2)
In second option we have:
a=6 and b=5.
A-B=77 cm^2.
A=77+B

Hence area of second triangle i.e. ΔDFG is 175 cm^2.
and area of first triangle i.e. ΔABC=175-77=98 cm^2.
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Answer:
For y = 4x, the domain of the function is all real numbers. This can be indicated as ( -infinity, infinity),
...later part of question:...
..."because an exponent can be any real"
exponent? !!!
Did you mean y = 4^x ? In this case the domain of y is all real numbers ann the range is (0, infinity), where the value 0 is not included in the range.
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MrB