Equation :
[x(x+4)]/2=6 (as (b*h)/2=A)
x*x + 4*x -12 = 0
so, x = 2 units(as -6 is negative)
[x(x+4)]/2=6 (as (b*h)/2=A)
x*x + 4*x -12 = 0
so, x = 2 units(as -6 is negative)
Is (2, -4) a solution to the inequality 2x - 3y < 15? Yes or No
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Most of the graphing resources used shows that the graph is translated up by 3.25 (3 + 1/4). If you add the 3 and the 1/4, you get the equation of a line:
f(x) = x + 3.25,
which means that the graph of f(x)= x now has a y intercept of 3.25.
The graphs are below. The red line represents f(x) = x, and the green line represents (x+3)+1/4. Hope this helps!
