The answer is 1.02 according to calculations
Arcs are just sections of the circle
so lets say you had a pizza
and you put some points on the crust, the legnth of the crust from point to point is that arc
example
if you put poins A and B, then arc AB is the crust between points A and B
arcs can include other points as well
and arc AB=arc BA
so
I wil name easy arcs first
arc AB
arc BC
arc CD
ard DA
now ones that include others
arc AC
arc BD
so the arcs you might want to list are
arc AB
arc BC
arc CD
ard DA
arc AC
arc DB
Answer:
1. y = -3^ x Translated up by 1 unit 2.
2.y = 3^ -x Reflected over the y-axis 3.
3.y = 3 ^x - 2 Translated right by 2 units 4.
4. y = 3 ^x + 1 Translated down by 2 units 5.
5. y = 3^ x + 1 Translated left by 1 unit 6.
6. y = 3 ^x - 2 Reflected over the x-axis
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's do 51 and 52.
51. The contrapositive has the same truth value as the original statement. That's opposed to the converse, which may or may not be true independent of the original statement.
The contrapositive of IF P THEN Q is IF not Q THEN not P. They're equivalent. Here that's If the cat is not female then it is not tricolor.
Answer: C
52.
For the statement to be true, the exponent must be zero:
Both positive 2 and negative 2 have a square of 4.
Answer: K
By the way, usually we assume 
so the restriction that 
isn't really necessary. Think of the definition of a polynomial or the binomial expansion:
For these common equalities to work when 
we need to define
