Really confused as to what I need to do. I tried to solve for Y and got 69 but that didn't work. Am I supposed to use a^2 + b^2=
c^2? How do I do that when there are multiply letters? I really feel like there's just something I'm not seeing. Help is really appreciated, and please explain your answer.
To find the intersection<span> of these </span>two sets<span>, we need to find out what elements they have in common. The numbers 3, 4, 5 are elements of both </span>sets, therefore theintersections<span> of A and B is {3. 4. 5].</span>
The parabola with with a vertex at (-4,-2) represents any member of parabolas with the equation where is any real number with the exception that .
The reason any equation of the form works is that there are an infinite number of parabolas with a vertex at (-4,-2). All of these parabolas are formed by applying some transformation that involves a vertical translation of -2 and a horizontal translation of -4 on the parabola . The different variations are archived by varying the constant . When is negative, the parabolas will face downwards. When is negative, the parabolas will be face downwards.