given the graph functioned below which of the following ordered pairs are found on the inverse function?
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Answer:
is equivalent to
.
This is because
The rule is, in order to add fractions, your denominators must be equivalent. In other words, you must have the same denominator for both fractions.
<em>Now what do we do? We add!</em>
This is because 4 + 1 = 5.
Your answer is .
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ASSUMING 
is the expression to be factored.
where
a=1
b=-11
c=-60
We look for m, n such that m+n=b=-11, mn=c=-60.
It is possible to find m, n mentally, or compile a table as follows:
-1*60=-60, -1+60=59 > -11
-2*30=-60, -2+30=28 > -11
-3*20=-60, -3+20=17 > -11
-4*15=-60, -4+15=11 > -11
But 4*(-15)=-60, and 4-15=-11, exactly what we want!
So
where
a=1
b=-11
c=-60
We look for m, n such that m+n=b=-11, mn=c=-60.
It is possible to find m, n mentally, or compile a table as follows:
-1*60=-60, -1+60=59 > -11
-2*30=-60, -2+30=28 > -11
-3*20=-60, -3+20=17 > -11
-4*15=-60, -4+15=11 > -11
But 4*(-15)=-60, and 4-15=-11, exactly what we want!
So