X=6 and x=1
You can find your zeros by determining what you have to plug into the function in order for it to equal zero
If we plug in 6, for example we’d get (6-6)(x-1)
Simplified this is 0(x-1)
Anything times 0 is 0, so this is one of our zeros.
Same goes for x-1, we just need to plug in 1 for it to equal 0
Therefore there are zeros at x=1 and x=6 :))
Answer:
The answer would be 40!
Step-by-step explanation:
Estimating ~ rounding
I would round 24% (20%), and 289 (300).
using the formula:
= %/100,
I'm looking for "IS"
I multiply 20 (just 20, no percent) by 200 = 4000.
Then I divide by 100 to get the "IS".
That's how I got my answer!
Hope this helps!
Answer:
f^12
Step-by-step explanation:
In this equation, you need to add the two exponents so this would make f^12
hope this helps!