The answer is D. Think back to the quadratic formula
You would plug in values of a, b, and c to find the zeros of the equations. It would the same way in a spreadsheet program where the cells contain the a, b, and c values but you can have more values and a different equation.
Its a function of the square of the sides. = 36:121
Given:
In a right triangle at B,

To find:
The length of the sides b and c and angle B.
Explanation:
Using the trigonometric ratio,

Using the trigonometric ratio,

Using the angle sum property,
The angle B becomes,

Final answer:
The values are,
7y-3°=3y+13°
7y-3y= 13°+3°
4y= 16°
y=4°
Substitute y
7(4)-3°= 25°
3(4)+13=25°
180°-25°-25°=130°
2(2x+3)°+130°=180°
4x+136°=180°
4x=44°
x=11°
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
I am assuming that you mean (4,−9) and (8, -3).

Hope this helps.