Answer:
Only option B is correct, i.e. all real values of x except x = 2.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the functions are C(x) = 5/(x-2) and D(x) = (x+3)
Finding (C·D)(x) :-
(C·D)(x) = C(x) * D(x)
(C·D)(x) = 5/(x-2) * (x+3)
(C·D)(x) = 5(x+3) / (x-2)
(C·D)(x) = (5x+15) / (x-2)
Let y(x) = (C·D)(x) = (5x+15) / (x-2)
According to definition of functions, the rational functions are defined for all Real values except the one at which denominator is zero.
It means domain will be all Real values except (x-2)≠0 or x≠2.
Hence, only option B is correct, i.e. all real values of x except x = 2.
Answer:
B- one solution: (1,-4)
Step-by-step explanation:
(1,-4)
y = -6x +2
-4 = -6(1) +2
-4 =-4
(1,-4)
-12x - 2y = -4
-12(1) -2(-4) = -4
-12 + 8 =-4
-4 = -4
if you put the value x and y into both equation you can find the solution
Simple...
which inequality is false?
A.) 4<9 (True)
B.) -6<-3 (True)
C.) -5>-2 (False)
D.) 12>-7 (True)
Thus, your answer.