To find the height of the cactus, make a ratio.
58 inches divided by 4 feet equals x inches divided by 8 feet.
58/4 = x/8
14.5 = x/8
116 = x
The height of the cactus is 116 inches.
5.3g + 9 = 2.3g + 15
5.3g + 9 - 9 = 2.3g + 15 - 9
5.3g = 2.3g + 6
5.3g - 2.3g = 2.3g - 2.3g + 6
3g = 6
3g / 3 = 6 / 3
g = 2
You just want to simplify right?!
45. (a^2b^3)(ab)^-2
= (a^2b^3)(a^-2b^-2)
= b
46. (-3x^3y)^2(4xy^2)
= (-9x^6y^2)(4xy^2)
= -36x^7y^4
47. 3c^2d(2c^3d^5) / 15c^4d^2
= 6c^5d^6 / 15c^4d^2
= 2/5c1/4x^4
48. -10g^6h^9(g^2h^3) / 30g^3h^3
= -10g^8h^12 / 30g^3h^3
= -1/3g^5h^9
49. 5x^4y^2(2x^5y^6) / 20x^3y^5
= 10x^9y^8 / 20x^3y^5
= 1/2x^6 1/3y^3
50. -12n^7p^5(n^2p^4) / 36n^6p^7
= -12n^9p^9 / 36n^6p^7
= -1/3n^3p^2
(Sorry it’s messy it’d look better if my phone could actually put the numbers to the power)
Answer:
(- 7, - 3) and (7, - 3)
Step-by-step explanation:
The best way to do this is to sketch the graph...when dealing with reflection in the y axis, the value for y remains the same and the value for x becomes negative if it was positive or becomes positive if it was negative
