Answer: x=279,936
Step-by-step explanation:
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Answer:
5/3
Step-by-step explanation:
You would do 2/3 plus 3/3 and then you would times the answer to two and then change the decimal to a fraction.
The absolute value function is defined as

If x is strictly positive (x > 0), then |x| = x, and d|x|/dx = dx/dx = 1.
If x is strictly negative (x < 0), then |x| = -x, and d|x|/dx = d(-x)/dx = -1.
But if x = 0, the derivative doesn't exist!
In order for the derivative of a function f(x) to exist at x = c, the limit

must exist. This limit does not exist for f(x) = |x| and c = 0 because the value of the limit depends on which way x approaches 0.
If x approaches 0 from below (so x < 0), we have

whereas if x approaches 0 from above (so x > 0), we have

But 1 ≠ -1, so the limit and hence derivative doesn't exist at x = 0.
Putting everything together, you can define the derivative of |x| as

The answer is:
The answer is:
Step-by-step explanation:
Blue to orange
6 : 5
24 : x

There are 20 orange M&M's.
Hope this helps. - M