Question

help

Answer 1

learn to wait

Answer 2

@Hope_nicole

Answer 3

ask nicely.

Answer 4

do you remember the unit circle? this is drawn on that.

Answer 5

wut??

Answer 6

this isn't a calculator.

Answer 7

ur reported

Answer 8

And you don't need unit circle. Use similar triangles.

Answer 9

damn minority is so dman annoying

Answer 10

i know part b is 1, 0

Answer 11

teehehehe.

Answer 12

@abb0t please stop, you are not trying to help. It really is getting in the way and making it harder to help :/

Answer 13

report it

Answer 14

and you know A is (1,0), B would actually be (0,1) since coordinates are (x,y) :)

Answer 15

ok then part b?

Answer 16

would be (0,1) so you know that the points are A(1,0) AND B(0,1)

Answer 17

no i mean part b as in part b

Answer 18

as in part b??

Answer 19

well then if you know part b then you know part A?

Answer 20

yeah i know part a but dont get part b

Answer 21

"prob go to community college"

Answer 22

then what did you put for part a. since you can get that, you get how to use "in terms of x"

Answer 23

y = -x + 1

Answer 24

howd you get that?

Answer 25

its the slope

Answer 26

Gone.

Answer 27

okay, so in relevance to x, what is the area of the rectangle? you know there is a point at (0,0), and (x, ?)

Answer 28

since the triangle is obviously equilateral , there's no need for the Unit Circle , just the simple formula. But , since im dumb , ill leave you to figure it out