Answer:
"(1.) 2"
Step-by-step explanation:
Whenever we are given a notation such as:
A(x) = z
We can say that for the value of x, we get a value of z
The x value is the x-coordinate and the z value is the y-coordinate that corresponds to it in the graph.
We are given,
B(x) = -1
So, we can say:
at a certain x value the y-value is -1
Now, we look at y = -1 line and find the point.
This is the "lowest" point on the graph shown that corresponds and falls on y = -1. Now, which x-value does it correspond to??
<em>It corresponds to x = 2, because it is located at 2 units in x-direction and down 1 unit (which is y = -1).</em>
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<em>So x value is x = 2</em>
<em>Answer choice 1 is right.</em>
<em>(1.) 2</em>
From lea st to greatest it would be 6.200, 6.4, 6.532, and 6.6
Let
T = theta
Use the Law of Cosines to get
c^2 = a^2+b^2 - 2ab*cos(T)
<span>7^2 = 10^2+8^2 - 2*10*8*cos(T)
</span><span>49 = 164 - 160*cos(T)
-160cos(T) = 49-164
</span><span>-160cos(T) = -115
</span>cos(T) = -115/(-160)
cos(T) = 23/32
cos(T) = 0.71875 which rounds to 0.72
The final answer is C) 0.72
(−∞,∞) Sorry I didn’t quite understand
Answer:
y=-(3/5)x+5.8
Step-by-step explanation:
