Answer:
y = 
Step-by-step explanation:
If the equation of a function is in the form of y = h(x)
When the graph of this function is reflected across x-axis,
Transformed function will be,
y = -h(x)
Further reflected across y-axis, then the transformed function will be,
y = -h(-x)
By this rule,
Given equation when reflected across x-axis,
y = 
Further reflected across y-axis,
y = 
y = 
y = 
Find the volume of the cone Vc
Find volume of sphere Vs
Volume of shaded figure Vsh=Vc-Vs
This is pretty much 75% of 55.5 which is 41.625. Rounding that up would make $41.63.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
(3x – 5)(–x + 4)
(3x)(–x) + (3x)(4) + (–5)(–x) + (–5)(4).
-3x^2+12x +5x -20
-3x^2+ 17x -20
Answer:
≈ 58
Step-by-step explanation:
Estimation usually means you want an answer good to one or maybe two significant figures. That usually means you want to round the numbers involved to one or two significant figures.
Doing that here transforms the problem to 180/3 = 60, an answer with one significant figure.
You can improve the estimate a bit by recognizing that it is a little high (the numerator is higher than 175.32, but the denominator is the same). Since the numerator is high by about 5, the estimate is high by about 5/3 or a little less than 2. A closer estimate will be 60 - 2 = 58.
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The degree to which you refine the estimate will depend on the error requirements you have. Certainly an estimate of 60 is within 10% of the true value, so is "close enough" for many purposes.