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3/10 of 400 = 120
in percentage, that shall be as the following shows you
<span>120/400 * 100 = 30%</span>
Answer: line R
Step-by-step explanation: because it crossing through the starting and ending points
Answer:
Seee answer below.
Step-by-step explanation:
a. k = −1
If K=-1 the equation gets this form:
(x^2/-1) -y^2=1
There aren't natural numbers that being negative, adding them, we get 1 as result. So there is no graph for this equation.
b. k = 1
(x^2/1) -y^2=1
This is the natural form of the equation of an hyperbola. Attached you can find the graph.
c. k = 2
(x^2/2) -y^2=1
This is the natural form of the equation of an hyperbola. Attached you can find the graph.
d. k = 4
(x^2/4) -y^2=1
This is the natural form of the equation of an hyperbola. Attached you can find the graph.
e. k = 10
(x^2/10) -y^2=1
This is the natural form of the equation of an hyperbola. Attached you can find the graph.
f. k = 25
(x^2/25) -y^2=1
This is the natural form of the equation of an hyperbola. Attached you can find the graph.
g. Describe what happens to the graph of
x2 / k − y2 = 1 as k → [infinity].
As K is increasing the value of X will be tending to 0. So the equation for this will be:
− y^2 = 1.The solution for this is in the domain of the imaginary numbers.
Answer:
(-5, 2)
Step-by-step explanation:
Three corners of a rectangular city block are located at (2,2), (2,-4) and (-5,-4) on a coordinate plane. What are the coordinates of the fourth Coordinate?
Solution:
A rectangle is a quadrilateral (has four sides and four angles) in which opposite sides are equal and parallel. Also, all the angles are at 90 degrees.
Since the city block is rectangular in shape, therefore the fourth coordinate would have the same y coordinate as the point (2, 2) and it would also have the same x coordinate as (-5, -4).
Hence the fourth coordinate is (-5, 2)