Answer:
d. y-3 = f(x)
Step-by-step explanation:
we don't know what f(x) is. but we can see that the red line is 3 units above the black line. so we are adding 3 to whatever f(x) is. so the red line should have the equation
y = f(x) +3
subtract 3 from both sides
y-3 = f(x)
It looks like you'll have to carry the 12x and make it +5
The first line equation: y = -2/7x - 5; m1 = -7/2
The second line passes through (2,4) and is perpendicular to the first line.
Therefore,
The gradient of first line = -1/m1 = -1/(-2/7) = 7/2
Then, the equation of the second line is;
y = 7/2x+b
Substituting for the coordinates given;
4 = 7/2(2)+b
4 = 7+b
b = 4-7 = -3
Therefore, the equation of the second line is;
y = 7/2x - 3
In standard form, the equation this equation can be written as:
y(2) = 7x - 3(2)
2y = 7x - 6
7x -2y - 6 = 0 -----> standard form.
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Answer:
x = 45°
Step-by-step explanation:
We presume you want the measure of angle x.
Long arc BAD is intercepted by inscribed angle BCD and by inscribed angle BDE. Hence angle BDE has the same measure as angle BCD.
x + 70° = 115°
x = 45° . . . . . . subtract 70°
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It doesn't matter where point C is on short arc BD—the measure of angle C is the same regardless. This is still true even if point C moves to be on top of point D, so that angle BCD and angle BDE are indistinguishable.
