<h2><em>All of it. Be kind to your mother.</em></h2><h2><em></em></h2><h2><em></em></h2><h2><em></em></h2><h2><em>In all seriousness, 15% of 100 is itself. 15. If it was 27%, it'd be 27. So on and so forth.</em></h2>
Answer
Domain is the values x can be.
Range is the values y can be.
1st Graph)
D: -8 < x < 3
R: 3 < y < 9
2nd Graph)
D: -4<x<4
R: -4<y<4
3rd Graph)
-Note that this graph has an open and closed circle. Which means one is open and the other is closed on the interval. I will use brackets to make it easier.
D: [-4,3)
R: (-6,2)
200 is it the hundreds place so you round to there. The answer is 38,300 because 288 is closer to 300 than 200.
Answer:
y = 1 + 1/((x -1)(x -4))
Step-by-step explanation:
To get vertical asymptotes at 1 and 4, you need factors (x -1) and (x -4) in the denominator. As x approaches 1 or 4, one of these will approach zero, and the function value will approach infinity.
To get a horizontal asymptote of 1, the function must approach the value 1 when the value of x gets large (positive or negative). This can generally be accomplished by simply adding 1 to a fraction that approaches zero when x is large.
Here, we make the fraction be the one that gives the vertical asymptotes, and we simply add 1 to it.
... y = 1 + 1/((x -1)(x -4))
If you like, this can be "simplified" to ...
... y = (x² -5x +5)/(x² -5x +4)
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In this rational expression form, please note that the numerator and denominator have the same degree. That will be the case when there is a horizontal asymptote. (When a slant asymptote, the numerator degree is 1 higher than the denominator.) The ratio of the coefficients of the highest degree terms is the horizontal asymptote value (or the slope of a slant asymptote).
Answer: y = 48/x
Step-by-step explanation:
y ∝ 1/x
Introducing the proportionality constant, we have
y = k/x
substituting the value of x and y , we have
6 = k/8
k = 48
Therefore the equation becomes
y = 48/x