Step-by-step explanation:
multiply all the numbers by 4 I think except for the exponent
Answer:
Translation then Reflection
Step-by-step explanation:
Step 1 to 2 is Translation
Step 2 to 3 is Reflection
Algebra Examples
The domain of the expression is all real numbers except where the expression is undefined. In this case, there is no real number that makes the expression undefined. The range is the set of all valid y values.
N= numerator
D= denominator
N:D ==> 2:3
2:3, 4:6, 6:9... And so on...
The pattern here is that the numerator increases by 2 and the denominator by 3. Easy right?
Now 5 is added to the "n".
Now it is N:D ==> 3:2
3:2, 6:4, 9:6... And so on...
The pattern here is inverted then the 2:3 one.
If I'm right then which one (you might have to continue the process/pattern) then one of them will increase by 5.
3 => 2 = +1 (2+1=3)
6 => 4 = +2 (4+2=6)
9 => 6 = +3 (6+3=9)
12 => 8 = +4 (8+4=12)
15 => 10 = +5 (10+5=15)
18 => 12= +6 (12+6=18)
Q. Which one is +5?
A. 15:10
That is what "I" think it is.
Now, the question is,
Does it work? Does it fit the above description?
Q. Does it even work? Does it fit the above description?
Yes it is possible for a line to only start in one quadrant and never leave that quadrant and vice versa a line can start in one quadrant and pass into another quadrant but how will you know if you line will be in certain or multiple quadrants simple just look at your points given if you have the points (3,4) (4,5) you notice that your X's are positive and your Y's are positive there is only one quadrant were your X and Y are positive and that is quadrant 1 but lets say you have points (-4,5),(3,4) you see how one of the points have a negative X and a positive Y there is only one quadrant that has a negative X and a positive Y that is quadrant 2 and and for point (3,4) that is in quadrant 1 so your line will run through quadrant 2 and 1
yes it is possible for a line to only be in one quadrant and it is also possible for a line to be in multiple quadrants basically it can be any place on a plane
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