Y-axis symmetry=(r, theta)=(-r,theta)
-5-5cos(theta)=r
-r=5+5cos(theta)
no y-axis symmetry
x-axis symmetry=(r,theta)=(r,-theta)
cosine is an even function, so yes it is symmetric around x-axis
origin symmetry=(r,theta)=(-r,theta) or (r, theta+pi)
no, as there is no y-axis symmetry
Answer:
Slope is 2 and y-int is -6
Step-by-step explanation:
y=mx+b
M is slope
B is y-int
Answer:
See explanations below
Explanation:
Vertex of a graph is the lowest point on the curve. The vertex occurs at (1.75, -2.5)
The axis of symmetry is the point on the x axis of the line that cuts through the minimum point. The axis of symmetry occurs at x = 1.75
x intercept is the point where the curve cuts the x axis. The x intercept occurs at x = 0 and x = 2.5
To get the minimum, we will use the formula;
c - b^2/4a
The equation of the curve is expressed as;
(x-0)(x-2.5)
= x (x-2.5)
= x^2 - 2.5x
a = 1, b = -2.5, c = 0
minimum = 0 - (-2.5)^2/4(1)
minimum = -6.25/4
minimum = -1.5625
Minimum value occurs at the base of the parabola. The minimum value of the function is -2.5
y intercept is the point where the curve cuts the y axis. The y-intercept occurs at y = 0.
Answer:
ubpg
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
5/9
Step-by-step explanation:
divide 25 by 5 and 45 by 5
