Answer:
−5y2−8y+5-5y2-8y+5 there u go
Step-by-step explanation:
we have two lines you have to draw.
one is all in the bottom left quadrant (for x<=0) and one in the upper right quadrant (for x>5).
the easiest is for x>5. the line function is only
f(x) = y = 3
so, this is a horizontal line on the grid line for y = 3. it starts above x=5 and then goes all the way to the right ("to infinity and beyond !"). just, if possible, mark the starting point at x=5 as a little empty "circle" instead of a full dot, as x=5 is explicitly excluded (due to x>5).
and for x<=0 the line
f(x) = y = 4x - 3
goes sharp down but goes a little bit to the left the further down it goes. it starts with x=0, which gives y=-3 per the function.
so, the starting point (with a full dot, as x=0 is included) is (0,-3).
from there it goes sharp down and a little bit to the left.
for example the next point is for x=-1, which gives y=-7, so it is the point (-1,-7). x=-2 gives y=-11 and the point (-2,-11).
the line has to go through so these points and further down (again, "to infinity and beyond !"), as to move further left on the negative x-axis.
First you need to add 2 to every part of the equation. So -14+2, -2+2, and 22+2. After that you need to divide every part by 6, -12/6, 6/6, 24/6 which gives you the answer; -2
Answer:
x=-2
Step-by-step explanation:
5x+4=-6 so basically what you want to do is try to get x by itself
step 1 subtract 4 from each side
5x=-10
step 2 divide each side by 5
x=-2
Answer: The kinetic energy of Derek's bike is 384.
To find the kinetic energy of an object, we need to know the mass and the velocity of the object. Both of those are already given in the problem. So we can simply use the formula.
The formula for kinetic energy is KE =0.5(m)v^2. All we need to do is input the know variables and evaluate.
KE = 0.5 (12) (8^2)
KE = 0.5(12)(64)
KE = 384