We don't have enough information to answer that question.
You haven't told us anything about how 'y' depends on 'x',
or how 'y' reacts to a change in 'x'.
If we think about it in terms of a graph, you've given us one point
on the graph . . . the point (-9, 3). In order to answer the question,
we need to know something about the line that goes through the
point. But you haven't told us anything about that, and there are
an infinite number of different lines that can go through one point.
Answer:
at this time i am unwilling to answer this question due to the fact that it interfeers with my ability to peacefully sleep tonight./ thatnyou and have a good nioght.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Based on the results it is expected that the slope of the tangent line at the point (0.5,10) is -20.
Step-by-step explanation:
To see that compute, the slopes for the given points as follows:
1. For 
we have:
2. For 
we have:
3. For 
we have:
4. For 
we have:
So, we observe that the slope of the tangent line at 
is close to the value -20.
The graph shown below is useful to see the secant lines that approximates the tangent line.
Since the lines are perfectly straight, we can assume that each line in an arc is 180 degrees. since it gives us 43 degrees for the angle next to z, we just need to subtract 43 from 180. this gives you the answer 137 degrees.
137 degrees is your answer
Don't hate me if I'm wrong but I think the first one is 76 but I couldn't find out the second line.
