Answer
AB would be the same as the original because the size never changes.
Step-by-step explanation:
d/dx (2 x^2 y + y = 2x + 13)
4xy + 2x^2 y' + y' = 2
4xy + y'(2x^2 + 1) = 2
y' = (2- 4xy)/(2x^2 +1)
<span>ow we can use this in a linear equation for a slope
Ty = -5x/8 +5(3)/8 +8/8
= -5x/8 +(15+8)/8
= -5x/8 +23/8
this will gives us an approximation at x=2.8 now</span>
When you regroup you are basically breaking down the problem.
You would do 60 + 40=?
Then you would do 4 + 3= ?
Your answer would come out to 107
We use the formula
L = rθ
where s is the arc length or the length of the wire
r is the distance from the center to the end of the rod
θ is the angle made by the rod with the wall
Substituting the values and converting the angle to radian measure
L = 4 (40°) (π/180°)
L = 2.79 feet<span />
Answer:
20in^2
Step-by-step explanation:
Since you multiply the original area of the triangle by the scale factor to get the new area, you can find the original area (before dilation) by dividing the dilated triangle's area by the scale factor. Since 100 is the area of the dilated triangle, and 5 is your scale factor, you do 100/5 to get the area of the triangle before it was dilated.
