Answer:
Ques 1:
Let us consider the system of equations,
and
It is known that 'The intersection points of the graphs of the system of equations are the solutions of the system of equations'.
So, after plotting the given graphs, we see that from the first graph,
The only intersection point is (1,1).
Thus, the solution of the system is x= 1 and y= 1.
Ques 2:
We have the functions, f(x)= 2x+1 and g(x)= 2x^2+1.
Plotting the graphs of both the functions is shown by graph 2, we see that,
The intersection points are (0,1) and (1,3)
Hence, the function have equal values only at x= 0 and x= 1 but not at x= 3.
Answer:
First Graph is Correct
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given the inequality:
This means any number EQUAL TO or LESS than 46
Since, we have "equal to", there should be a "closed" circle on 46 (it means 46 is included).
LESS THAN means all numbers to the "LEFT".
Looking at the 4 number lines, we can eliminate last 2 choices since they don't have closed circles.
As for the first two choices, the first choice is correct because it shows us all the numbers left of 46 and 46 included (signified by the closed circle).
So, the first number line is the solution
Answer:
23.20°, 71.57°, 85.24°
Step-by-step explanation:
The angle between two vectors can be found by making use of the definition of the dot product. The computed angle is the angle between the vectors when they are placed tail-to-tail.
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<h3>setup</h3><u>vector definition</u>
The second attachment shows the given points plotted as A, B, C in the order given. In the diagram, the vectors <em>a</em>, <em>b</em>, <em>c</em> are defined as BA, CB, AC, respectively. That is, the vector <em>a</em> is ...
<em>a</em> = A -B = (-6, -9) -(2, 7) = (-6-2, -9-7) = (-8, -16)
The vectors are defined in counterclockwise order around the triangle, though that makes no difference to the calculation.
<u>dot product definition</u>
The definition of the dot product of vectors A and B is ...
A·B = |A|×|B|×cos(θ) . . . . . where θ is the angle between the vectors
Solving for the angle, we find it to be ...
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<h3>computation</h3>Because of the way the vectors in this solution are defined, the angle between any given pair of vectors will be an <em>exterior</em> angle of the triangle. In order to find the measure of the <em>interior</em> angle, we must reverse one of the vectors. That is, the dot product used in our computation will be the <em>opposite of the dot product</em> of the vectors we have found.
The spreadsheet shown in the first attachment does the necessary computations.
As a check, the spreadsheet shows the sum of the angle values. (The rounded values add up to 180.01°.)
The interior angles of the triangle are 23.20°, 71.57°, 85.24°.
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<em>Additional comment</em>
Another way to find the interior angles from coordinates is to consider the slope of each side of the triangle as being the tangent of the angle it makes with the x-axis. The difference of these angles can be used to find the interior angles of the triangle. Less work is involved because there is no dot-product or magnitude computation.
