Answer:
The answer is in the image below
A light-year is defined as the distance the light can cover in one year.
The light travels at speed of
, and one year converted into seconds is
So the distance covered by the light in one year is
And this is the distance that corresponds to one light-year.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Let
Original price = p
Less Discount = 20%
Total discount paid for the item = 20% of p
= 20/100 * p
= 0.2 * p
= 0.2p
Actual price after discount = 100% - 20%
= 80%
Total price paid for the item = 80% of p
= 80/100 * p
= 0.8 * p
= 0.8p
Standard form is, hold a sec
x=2 is directix
that means it opens left or right
so we must use
(y-k)²=4p(x-h)
where vertex is (h,k) and p is distance from focus to vertex
also shortest distance from vertex to directix
the shortest distance from focus to directix is 2p
if p>0 then the parabola opens right
if p<0 then pareabola opens left
so
(-2,0) and x=2
the distance is 4
4/2=2
p=2
wait, positive or negative
focus is to the left of the directix so p is negative
p=-2
vertex is 2 to the right of the focus and 2 to the left of directix
vertex is (0,0)
so
(y-0)²=4(-2)(x-0) or
y²=-8x is da equation
not sure what form is standard tho
