5,000 is 10 times greater than 500
A generic point on the graph of the curve has coordinates
The derivative gives us the slope of the tangent line at a given point:
Let k be a generic x-coordinate. The tangent line to the curve at this point will pass through 
and have slope 
So, we can write its equation using the point-slope formula: a line with slope m passing through 
has equation
In this case, 
and 
, so the equation becomes
We can rewrite the equation as follows:
We know that this function must give 0 when evaluated at x=0:
This equation has no real solution, so the problem looks impossible.
This "question" isn't even a question. If the question is asking to calculate AGI and taxable income I can definitely help. This is what I do for a living! I am assuming this is 3 questions.
1. Find the AGI and taxable income: Gross Income $30,856 Adjustments $750 1 Exemption $8200 Deduction $2,300
AGI: $31,200 and $20,601 $30106 --- ANSWER: 30,106 (30,856-750)
Taxable Income: $19,606 $29,586 and $18,505 $28,863 and $17,636 1 points--- ANSWER 19,606
2. QUESTION 5 Find the AGI and taxable income. Gross Income $67,890
Adjustments $0 3 Exemptions $24,600 Deduction $1469
AGI: $69,440 and $45,300 $68,990 and $42,831 $67,890 --- ANSWER:
67,890
Taxable Income: $41,821 $65,551 and $44,821 1 points --- ANSWER: 41,821 (67,890-24,600-1,469)
3. QUESTION 6 Find the AGI and taxable income. Gross income $19,723 Adjustments $255 1 Exemption $8200 Deduction $1430 $19,4
AGI: 19,468 (19,723-255)
Taxable Income: 9,838 (19,468-8,200-1,430)
Goodluck! If you need anything else feel free to reach out to me directly. Not sure if you can I'm fairly new to this.
-Mike
Answer:
2nd degree
Step-by-step explanation:
can't be x^3 because that cancels out, so the next highest one is x^2
