Answer: h(x) = (2x - 14)^2 - 19
This will take the vertex from (0,-16), the original equation, to (7,-19), the new equation. This demonstrates the x-value increasing by 7, moving right on the coordinate plane, as well as the y-value decreasing by -3, going down on the coordinate plane.
Answer:
n>4
Step-by-step explanation:
n-8 > -4
treat > as an equal sign and solve normally, first move -8 over and change to positive 8
n>-4+8
simplify
n>4
Answer:
60, 75
150 165
240 255
330 345
Step-by-step explanation:
csc 4 theta = -2 sqrt(3)/3
Write in terms of sin
1/ sin (4 theta) = -2 sqrt(3)/3
Using cross products
-2 sqrt(3) = 3 sin (4 theta)
Divide each side by 3
-2 sqrt(3)/3 = sin (4 theta)
Take the inverse sin on each side
sin ^ -1(-2 sqrt(3)/3) = sin ^ -1 (sin (4 theta))
240 +360n = 4 theta
and 300 +360n = 4 theta where n is an integer
Dividing each side by 4
240/4 +360n/4 = 4/4 theta and 300/4 +360n/4 = 4/4 theta
60 + 90n = theta and 75 +90n = theta
We want all the values between 0 and 360
Let n=0
60, 75
n=1
60+90=150 and 75+90 =165
n=2
60+180= 240 75+180=255
n=3
60+270 = 330 75+ 270 =345
Answer:
Okay, I haven't done this a long time however I believe with this you have to solve the equation by doing substitution.
Step-by-step explanation:
so, if f (x) equals 13, you replace the x in the equation to 13.
f(x)=-2x+5
f(x)=-2(13)+5
f(x)=26+5
f(x)=31
I believe 41 would be your answer. Hope this is right and it helped!
<h3>Answers:</h3><h3>a. Vertices of triangle ABC are: A, B, C</h3><h3>b. Sides of triangle ABC are: AB, BC, AC</h3><h3>c. The side between angle A and angle C is: side AC</h3><h3>d. The angle between sides AB and CA is: angle A</h3><h3>e. Scalene triangle</h3>
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Explanations:
- a. Each uppercase letter represents a point or angle of the triangle.
- b. Connect two points of a triangle and you get a line segment. The order of the letters does not matter. So AB is the same as BA.
- c. Like with part b, connecting two angles or points forms a segment.
- d. Note how the letter "A" is in both AB and CA, so this is the shared angle between the two segments.
- e. Sides AB, BC, and AC are all different lengths, so we have a scalene triangle. If you had two sides equal to each other, then you'd have an isosceles triangle. If all three sides are equal, then it would be equilateral.
There is no need for a diagram, but if you want, you can draw one out. See the attached image below for the diagram. This diagram should hopefully answer any questions you may have about the explanations above. There are many ways to draw the triangle, so your diagram might look different from mine.