If <3 measures 123°, what is the measure of <7?
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The area equation here is:
That means that the area depends on the width measurement of the rectangle.
To graph a quadratic function you have to see if the parabole is positive and the transformations, in this case, are positive and have a multiplication by two, which means that the graphics in x=1 and x=-1 will be y=2
Finally, you can conclude that there, you have a relationship between the area and the width of the rectangle because is a quadratic relationship and the area will increase in a quadratic form according to the increase of the width.
