Let <em>f(x)</em> be the sum of the geometric series,

for |<em>x</em>| < 1. Then taking the derivative gives the desired sum,

90,180 is the same as R so it is
To simplify the function, we need to know some basic identities involving exponents.
1. b^(ax)=(b^x)^a=(b^a)^x
2. b^(x/d) = (b^x)^(1/d) = ((b^(1/d)^x)
Now simplify f(x), where
f(x)=(1/3)*(81)^(3*x/4)
=(1/3)(3^4)^(3*x/4) [ 81=3^4 ]
=(1/3)(3^(4*3*x/4) [ rule 1 above ]
=(1/3) (3^(3*x)
=(1/3)(3^(3x)) [ or (1/3)(27^x), by rule 1 ]
(A) Initial value is the value of the function when x=0, i.e.
initial value
= f(0)
=(1/3)(3^(3x))
=(1/3)(3^(3*0))
=(1/3)(3^0)
=(1/3)(1)
=1/3
(B) the simplified base base is 3 (or 27 if the other form is used)
(C) The domain for an exponential function is all real values ( - ∞ , + ∞ ).
(D) The range of an exponential function with a positive coefficient and without vertical shift is ( 0, + ∞ ).
An acute angle is any angle that is below 90 degrees, so 89 degrees is an ancute angle
Answer:
C (48)
explanation:
firstly, divide 384 by 80. This gives you 4.8. So, since 10 out of every 80 students are left handed we have to times 4.8 by 10 which gives you 48.