Lightly draw a vertical line at -3 (x= -3 is the divider) on the left side graph x + 1, on the right side graph 1/2x + 2.
because these equations don't match up at the -3 coordinate, you have to draw an open (not colored in) circle at the beginning at the 1/2x-2 equation
<u>Answer:</u>
12 units
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
We are given these two points, (-7,-6) and (5,-6), and we are to find the distance between them.
We know the formula for finding the distance between two points:
<em>Distance =
</em>
So putting in the values of the given coordinates in the above formula to get:
Distance =
= 
Therefore, the distance between the two given points is 12 units.
It is (0,-1) hope that helps
Answer:
0.
Step-by-step explanation:
The angle whose sine is 5/12 = 22.62 degrees and in Quadrant II it is
180 - 22.62 degrees
The angle whose tan is (5/12) = 22.62.
So we can write α as 180 - α and β as α.
sin (α+β) = sin ( 180 - α = α) = sin 180
= 0.