<span>y = sin^-1(x/6), y = 0, and x = 6 so look at this
since x = 6 "(x/6)" would be (6/6)
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Step-by-step explanation:
2x + 2y = 184 ---- eqn 1
y = 184 - 2x / 2
y = 92 - x ---- eqn 2
Answer:
Number of dimes = 16
Number of quarters = 17
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Work Shown:
d = number of dimes
q = number of quarters
d+q = 33 coins total, this solves to d = 33-q
10d = value of all the dimes in cents
25q = value of all the quarters in cents
10d+25q = 585 cents total
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Plug in d = 33-q and solve for q
10d+25q = 585
10(33-q) + 25q = 585
330-10q+25q = 585
15q+330 = 585
15q = 585-330
15q = 255
q = 255/15
q = 17
The man has 17 quarters
d = 33-q = 33-17 = 16
He also has 16 dimes.
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Check:
16 dimes + 17 quarters = 33 coins total
16 dimes = 16*10 = 160 cents
17 quarters = 17*25 = 425 cents
160 cents + 425 cents = 585 cents
The answer is confirmed.
-(x+2)^2(x-4)^2
Not that if x= -2 and x=4 they will look like this in an equation: (x+2) and (x-4)
When (x+2) and (x-4) are set equal to zero and you solve for x, x will equal x= -2 and x=4
If they have double roots, they have a multiplicity of 2 (per root) meaning they will bounce off of the x-axis. Multiplicity can be found by using exponents.
The negative in front flips the function over the x-axis and holds true to the given limit.
