what happens to the graph when a zero is repeated vs when a zero is not repeated? Use y=(x-3)^2 and y=x-3 to explain.
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<h3>Answer: D) Two</h3>
You need the starting point, and another point that helps direct where the ray is aimed. Call these two points A and B.
Saying "Ray AB" means we extend a line through AB such that the line goes forever through B and beyond B, but we do not do the same for point A. The point A is effectively a cliff where no road goes on the other side of it. Check out the diagram below to see what I mean. The arrow means the line goes on forever in that direction.
Check the picture below.
we know that the arcST is 30°, meaning the inscribed angle intercepting it will be half that or 15°.
in the triangle RWT, two sides of it are RT and RW, both of which are radius segments and thus equal, meaning that triangle RWT is an isosceles, and in an isosceles the twin sides also make twin angles, meaning that ∡RTW is a twin of the inscribed angle ∡RWT.
