Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Their point of intersection, assuming there is one, will be somewhere on the line y = x. This line, y = x, is the line of symmetry between a function and its inverse. So if the two do in fact intersect, it will be at some point on that line
The answer is b, -11.
plug in 3 as the input and solve.
For the first one we divide every element by sqrt3
we get
q+2/sqrt3 =sqrt5/sqrt3
q=(sqrt5-2)/sqrt3
q=sqrt3*sqrt5-2*sqrt3/3
q=sqrt15-2sqrt3/3
which is the third option
For the second one
sqrt(2y-5) +4=8
first we move the 4 to the right
sqrt(2y-5)=4
we remove the square root by bringing to the power of two
2y-5=16
2y=21
y=21/2
y=10 1/2
third option