Answer:
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The graph is attached.
Answer:
(-2.2, 4) and (8.2, 4)
Step-by-step explanation:
In an ellipse, there is a minor radius and a major radius.
Let major radius be = a
Let minor radius be= b
From the graph, we are given:
Major radius, a = 6
Minor radius, b = 3
Now, let's find the distance from the center to the focus using the formula:

Substituting values, we have:



≈ 5.2
We can see from the graph that center coordinate is (3, 4). Therefore, the approximate locations of the foci of the ellipse would be:
(3-5.2, 4) and (3+5.2, 4)
= (-2.2, 4) and (8.2, 4)
Answer:
7x+9
Step-by-step explanation:
f(x)=7x-5
g(x)=x+2
f[g(x)]= Substitute g(x) in for x in the function f(x)
=7(g(x))-5
= 7( x+2) - 5
Distribute
= 7x+14 - 5
Combine like terms
=7x +9
Answer:
The sum (or difference) of two decimals is a whole number when the sum (or difference) of the integers to the right of the decimal points is 0.