Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The standard form of a quadratic is
where h is side to side movement (it's also the x coordinate of the vertex) and k is the up or down movement (it's also the y coordinate of the vertex). If there is no up or down movement, the k value is 0. (We don't need to worry about the value for a here; it's 1 but that doesn't change anything for us in our problem). Movement to the right is positive, so we are moving +10. Filling that into our equation:
and simplified:
That is the parent graph shifted 10 units to the right.
<span>∑ from 1 to infinity of n^2* e^(-2n) = (e^2 + e^4)/(e^2 - 1)^3 = 0.23768</span>
I think it is going to be 35.59
Answer:
"You could add each number one by one in your head, and the total is your answer."
First to solve this problem you need to identify a variable to write the inequality.
Let
x = number of points that Carter scores.
The inequality can then be written as:
x> 100
answer:
an inequality to show how may points Carter needs to earn is
x> 100
