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In this graph, the y values move up 3 units each. Therefore, the blue parabola underwent a translation of 3 units upward.
For further explanation, we see that (0,0) goes up to (0,3), meaning the graph shifted upwards 3 units. So, each y value is raised by positive 3 units!
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Answer:
z = 110
Step-by-step explanation:
The measure of an angle created by the intersection of two secants outside a circle is half the difference of the angles it intercepts. In this it would be:
2x + 15 = 1/2 * (10x + 20 - 80)
We can now solve:
4x + 30 = 10x - 60
30 = 6x - 60
6x = 90
x = 15
This means the values of 10x + 20 is 10(15) + 20, which is 170.
Now, we can add up all the arcs in a circle, which sum to 360 degrees:
360 = z + 170 + 80
360 = z + 250
z = 110
Answer:
Rational form:
399/100 = 3 + 99/100
Continued fraction:
[3; 1, 99]
Possible closed forms:
399/100 = 3.99
log(54)≈3.988984
8/(3 π) + π≈3.9904190
1/2 (e! + 1 + e)≈3.989551
-(sqrt(3) - 3) π≈3.983379
(14 π)/11≈3.9983906
25/(2 π)≈3.978873
(81 π)/64≈3.976078
(2 e^2)/(1 + e)≈3.974446
(π π! + 2 + π + π^2)/(3 π)≈3.988765
2 π - log(4) - 3 log(π) + 2 tan^(-1)(π)≈3.987955
2 - 1/(3 π) + (2 π)/3≈3.988291
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Maya is correct. She wrote equivalent fractions with the same denominator and then correctly compared the fractions. Aimee wrote equivalent fractions with the same numerator but did not correctly compare the fractions. Only Maya is correct.
When you're comparing fractions, you have to set them equal to the same denominator, not the same numerator.
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