Answer:
b. g(x) = ƒ(3x)
Step-by-step explanation:
We can use the graph to find the transformation which has been performed to obtain g.
g(x) is more stretched than x which means the function values are multiplied by some integer to obtain g(x). <u>This eliminates the options a and d.</u>
Now to check which factor is used to transform the function f(x) we can divide the x-coordinates of the points of new and old function.
So,
6/2 = 3
-6/-2 = 3
The function is stretched by a factor of 3.
Hence, the correct answer is:
b. g(x) = ƒ(3x) ..
Rileyflipflop,

= 8

, since she can't buy half a CD, she's limited to no more than 8 CDs. If x = the cost of one CD, then x CDs cost $18x. Since we are limited to $153, our equation looks like... 18x < 153x < 8

Again, since we can't buy half a CD, your answer should actually be... x ≤ 8 since we can buy 8 CDs or fewer.
First turn 1/2 to 2/4 so you have a common denominator.
Next turn the mixed numbers into improper fractions:
11 3/4 --> 47/4 and 8 2/4 --> 34/4
Subtract:
47/4 - 34/4 = 13/4
Divide:
13/4 = 3.25
3.25/2 --> 1.625 or 1 5/8
Therefore, he will have to place it 1 5/8 feet from each side
Hope this helps!
<u>Finding x:</u>
We know that the diagonals of a rhombus bisect its angles
So, since US is a diagonal of the given rhombus:
∠RUS = ∠TUS
10x - 23 = 3x + 19 [replacing the given values of the angles]
7x - 23 = 19 [subtracting 3x from both sides]
7x = 42 [adding 23 on both sides]
x = 6 [dividing both sides by 7]
<u>Finding ∠RUT:</u>
We can see that:
∠RUT = ∠RUS + ∠TUS
<em>Since we are given the values of ∠RUS and ∠TUS:</em>
∠RUT = (10x - 23) + (3x + 19)
∠RUT = 13x - 4
<em>We know that x = 6:</em>
∠RUT = 13(6)- 4
∠RUT = 74°
Answer:
For not exact divisions: Writing the results as Quotient + Remainder over the Divisor.
For exact division: just the quotient.
Step-by-step explanation:
Hi there,
In both algorithms, for long and synthetic divisions we must write the result as an expression following that order:

When the Division leaves no Remainder, i.e. an exact, the Remainder is equal to zero, so

Check below for the algorithms for each division and the way of writing their expressions (results).