Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
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<span>-8 < x -3 < 1
we have two inequations:
* -8<x-3 and -8+3<x-3+3 or -5 < x or x>-5
* x-3<1 or x-3+3<1+3 and we have x<4
For all cases we have -5<x<4
or </span><span>interval notations: x</span>∈(-5;4)
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f(x) being even means
f(x) = f(-x)
So the zeros come in positive and negative pairs. If there are an odd number of intercepts like there are here, it's because one of them is x=0 which is its own negation.
Given zero x=6 we know x=-6 is also a zero.
So we know three zeros, and know the other two zeros are a positive and negative pair.
The only choice with (-6,0) and (0,0) is A.
Choice A
Answer: No
Step-by-step explanation: To determine whether 5/3 is rational or irrational, it's important to understand that all fractions positive or negative are rational numbers.
So 5/3 is not an irrational number, it's rational.
3/8x=6.
x=6*8/3.
x=2*8.
x=16.
Nicole started with 16 feet of string.
