the computer lab is removing the three broken computers and adding 13 wireless devices about what percent of the lab are wireles
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well, we can check the units right off the grid.
so, below the x-axis, we have a rectangle, is a 10x3, so it has an area of 10*3.
above the x-axis we have a trapezoid, it has to parallel sides or bases, top is 6 units, bottom base is 10 units, and it has an altitude of 2.
we can just get the area of both, sum them up, and that's the area of the figure.
Answer:
- domain: all real numbers, (-∞, ∞)
- range: all real numbers, (-∞, ∞)
- maximum: +∞
- minimum: -∞
Step-by-step explanation:
The function is an odd-degree polynomial. The domain and range of any odd-degree polynomial is (-∞, +∞). It has no finite maximum or minimum.
There are 3 local maxima, and 3 local minima. The ones that are non-zero are irrational. Those are about -150.018, -580.455, and 578.545. If you're seriously expected to solve for these values, no doubt you have been given a method for doing so. Use that method.
These local extreme values are reported by the Desmos on-line graphing calculator.
