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Find the landmark.
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Let's take a look at the graph. The coordinates given are (2, ¼).
This means that...
- Coordinate at abscissa = 2
- Coordinate at ordinate = ¼
In the graph given, each square = ¼ units. That means the 1st box above the origin in the ordinate is (0, ¼). Let's mark this as our coordinate of y-axis. Then let's take 2 in the abscissa (2, 0) as the other coordinate. So, by connecting the 2 points (since both the coordinates are positive they'll lie in the 1st quadrant) we can see that the landmark is the
. (Marked as a yellow dot in the attached figure).
<em>Please </em><em>refer </em><em>to </em><em>the attached</em><em> picture</em><em> for</em><em> better</em><em> understanding</em><em>.</em>
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Wouldn’t you just for part a, insert different x values and solve to get your y value. and do that over and over again with different numbers to create a data table. and then for part b you’ll just make a graph and put down the points. so for the first slot, do 0 for x. y will equal -1 after solving, so your first plot for part b can be (0,-1) and continue on from there
If you mean 3 divided by 2 power 0 then the answer is 3
Answer:
Either Kakashi, Hidan, or Deidara from Naruto.
Step-by-step explanation:
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