Answer - yes it can
Say you have y=2x with no y intercept (b)
You can still write it as y=2x +0 or assume the y intercept (b) is zero by writing it as y=2x
The problem with this conclusion is that there is missing data.
In order for there to be a conclusion you must test it multiple times in order to see how certain the conclusion is.
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Check the picture below.
so, the hyperbola looks like so, clearly a = 6 from the traverse axis, and the "c" distance from the center to a focus has to be from -3±c, as aforementioned above, the tell-tale is that part, therefore, we can see that c = 2√(10).
because the hyperbola opens vertically, the fraction with the positive sign will be the one with the "y" in it, like you see it in the picture, so without further adieu,
Answer:
r=3
Step-by-step explanation:
if n=10
r=n-7
r=(10)-7
r=3
The Answer to this solution is -14r