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Answer:
180/7
Step-by-step explanation:
Comment if you want it, but it's very long.
Answer:
So, C, and D.. can easily be marked incorrect. This is because in the question it asks, "Atleast 16" This leaves us with answer choice A and B. Answer choice (A), is a closed circle, while answer choice (B) is an open circle.
Closed circles include the number at the end point (less than/greater than/equal to), and open circles do not (less than greater than).
answer choice A. Closed circle, shifting to the right.
(x²+4x+3)/2(x²-10x+25)
the horizontal asymptote when the numerator and the denominator have the same degree (in this case, both of a degree of 2) is ration of the coefficients of the numerator and denominator. In this case, the coefficient for numerator x² is 1, and the coefficient for the denominator 2x² is 2, so the horizontal asymptote is y=1/2=0.5
the vertical asymptote is the x value. the denominator cannot be zero, if x²-10x+25=0, x would be 5, so the vertical asymptote is x=5
this is just one example. There can be others:
(2x²+5x+2)/[(4x-7)(x-5)] for another example, but this example has a second vertical asymptote 4x-7=0 =>x=7/4
Answer: (3,2)
Step-by-step explanation:
For this set of system of equations, let's use elimination method to find x and y. Let's eliminate y first. In order to do so, the y values have to be the same. Therefore, you multiply the top equation by 3 and the bottom equation by 4.
9x+12y=51
-16x-12y=-72
Now, we can add the 2 equations together for the y to cancel out.
-7x=-21
x=3
Since we know x, we can plug it into any of the equations to find y.
3(3)+4y=17
9+4y=17
4y=8
y=2
With out x and y value, we can put them into an ordered pair. (3,2)
