"Linear function" means the highest degree of any term is 1.
Equation 1: degree is 2
Equation 2: degree is 2
Equation 3: degree is 1 . . . . this is your linear function
Equation 4: degree is 4
Answer:
S' (-6, 6)
T' (2, 6)
U' (2, 0)
V' (-6, 0)
Step-by-step explanation:
To reflect the rectangle over the x-axis, think of it as flipping it over the x-axis. On the graph, count the units from V to S, it's 6 units. So, from the x-axis, count 6 units up from V. S would lie on -6, 6. Do the same for W to T. T would lie on (2, 6). The remaining coordinates U and V don't change because it is <em>already </em>on the x-axis. <em> </em>
Answer:
The function has 2 zeros:
Step-by-step explanation:
When you have a polynomial function, you can identify the grade of the function (the grade is the maximum potency) and this is the number of zeros that the function will have. In this case, you have a second-grade polynomial function that has 2 zeros.
Step-by-step explanation:
volume of the cyclinder=πr²h
=π×6²×12
=432π cm³
volume of a cone=1/3πr²h
=1/3π×9×8
=24π cm³
number of cones=432π/24π=18 cones
