Is 17x-2 supposed to be angle T? This is a bad question; demand better from your teachers.
Let's assume 17x-2 = angle T. S is a right angle because it's subtended by a diameter, Thales' Theorem. R is half 116 degrees, so 58 degrees. T is complementary, T=90-58=32 degrees.
17x -2 = 32
17x = 34
x = 2
Answer: 2
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the answer will be -0.125
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start with Graphing Form: y = a(x-h)²+ k
knowing that h is the x value (negative of it) of the vertex , and k is the y value of the vertex
Graphing Form Equation: y = a(x+3)²+32
you are also given that when the x value is 5 the y value has to be 0
0 = a(4)^2 + 32
a has to be - 1/2
Step-by-step explanation:
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