Answer:
There are 24 squares in the entire rectangle
Step-by-step explanation:
Trom the problem, we are given that one row covers 1/8 of the entire rectangle.
We are also told that this one row, contains three squares.
In other words, what this means is that three squares cover 1/8 of the entire rectangle.
The question is now if three squares cover only 1/8 of the rectangle, how many squares cover the whole rectangle.
In fraction, we can represent a whole using 1/1
We can set up a simple relation to this effect.
3 squares give 1/8 of the rectangle
x squares give 1/1 of the rectangle
cross multiplying, we have
x = 3 ÷(1/8) = 24
Therefore, there are 24 squares in the entire rectangle
a) Since both limits are <em>distinct</em> and do not exist, we conclude that x = - 1 is not part of the domain of the <em>rational</em> function.
b) The function
is equivalent to the function
.
<h3>How to determine whether a limit exists or not</h3>
According to theory of limits, a function f(x) exists for x = a if and only if
. This criterion is commonly used to prove continuity of functions.
<em>Rational</em> functions are not continuous for all value of x, as there are x-values that make denominator equal to 0. Based on the figure given below, we have the following <em>lateral</em> limits:


Since both limits are <em>distinct</em> and do not exist, we conclude that x = - 1 is not part of the domain of the <em>rational</em> function.
In addition, we can simplify the function by <em>algebra</em> properties:


The function
is equivalent to the function
.
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