Answer:
I'm pretty positive it's (-4,-2)
Step-by-step explanation:
i looked at the grid
This is really weird.
-- NONE of the situations matches the equation at the top.
-- And the equation at the top isn't even really any big deal . . .
it's <em>always</em> true, no matter what ' t ' is . If you remove all of
the parentheses and simplify it, it says that 6 = 6. Well duh !
Answer:
4 times
Step-by-step explanation:
A lattice point may be defined as the point of intersection of two grid lines or more than two grid lines that is placed in a regularly spaced points arrays. This is called a lattice point.
In the context, Chris tries to label every lattice point in a coordinate plane with its square of distance from the point to its origin. The lattice points means that the numbers are both the integers. So for number 25, Chris has to label 4 times
i.e. (55),(-5,5),(5,-5),(-5,-5)
