The domain is (-∞,∞)
the range is (−∞,2]
Answer:
A.) (7t³ + 2k^4)(7t³ - 2k^4)
Step-by-step explanation:
Factor the following:
49 t^6 - 4 k^8
49 t^6 - 4 k^8 = (7 t^3)^2 - (2 k^4)^2:
(7 t^3)^2 - (2 k^4)^2
Factor the difference of two squares. (7 t^3)^2 - (2 k^4)^2 = (7 t^3 - 2 k^4) (7 t^3 + 2 k^4):
Answer: (7 t^3 - 2 k^4) (7 t^3 + 2 k^4)
Answer:
1. 95/96
2. 27/7
3. -8/245
Explanation:
1. First add together the two fractions 3/4 + 5/6. Find the least common denominator. In this case we can use 12. The 3/4 changes to 9/12 and the 5/6 changes to 10/12. adding these together we get 19/12. Next we divide 8/5 by 19/12. We use the keep, change, flip method to change the divide to multiply. keep the first fraction, change divide into multiply, and then take the reciprocal of the second fraction. You will now do 5/8 x 19/12. We now get 95/96 (I made a mistake in the answers the first time because I was rushing)
2. Divide the 3/2 and the 8/9 first. I will use the KCF (keep, change, flip) method to divide. 3/2 x 9/8 = 27/16 Now we divide the 7/16. After using KCF we can simplify and cross cancel (simplfy after changing the fraction and signs) 27/16 x 16/7 --> 27/1 x 1/7 The answer will come out to be 27/7
3. since there are no parentheses divide first. Use KCF and after you get the answer multiply (it is the same using negative numbers just watch out for signs)
Answer:
k(x) = -40
i(x) = -15
n(x) = 71
d(x) = 17
Step-by-step explanation:
This is exactly the same deal as the most recent question you asked.
"Evaluate each function for x = 8". In other words, this is saying, calculate the result for each function, replace x with 8. So, that means for every function, you are going to replace x with 8.
k(x) = -5x turns into k(x) = -5(8)
Then you just solve, -5(8) = -40
Since I have answered this question similarly, I ask that you go back to the answer and detailed explanation I gave you earlier.
So 2.5 os to 50, aka 2.5:50
divide each side by 2.5 to get the answer.
if you dont have a calculator, divide each side by 5 to get .5:10, multiply by 2 to get 1:20