Δx (delta x) is about a secant line, a line between two points representing the rate of change between those two points. That's a "differential" (between the two points).
dx is about a tangent line to one point, representing an instantaneous rate of change. That makes it a "derivative."
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
20
Step-by-step explanation:
the triangles are similar so the sides are in proportion
(x/10)=(12/6)
6x=10*12
x=10*12/6=20
Answer: y = -(9/5)x - 1
Step-by-step explanation:
Rewrite the equation in standard form: y = (5/9)x+(8/9). [y=mx+b]
A line perpendicular to this would have a slope that is the negative inverse of the original slope (5/9), which would make it -(9/5). The y-intercept would also change, but we don't know the value, yet. For now, we'll use "b" for the y-intercept. This results in a perpendicular line:
y = -(9/5)x + b
We can calculate b, the y-intercept, by using the point (-5,8) and solving for b.
8 = -(9/5)*(-5) + b
8 = (9) + b
b = -1
The line perpendicular to 5x−9y=−8 that passes through the point (−5,8) is
y = -(9/5)x - 1
