F(x) = 112 - kx
f(-3) = 121
f(-3) = 112 - k(-3)
f(-3) = 112 + 3k
121 = 112 + 3k
121 - 112 = 3k
9 = 3k
9/3 = k
3 = k <===
When multiplying terms that have the same base (in this case,
) but different exponents, you can add their exponents to make them one term.
In this case, we can add the exponents of
:



A simplified version is
.
One weighs a pound and the other pounds away!
Answer:
You would use tan(theta) = 7/5 to find the angle measure