Q.13 is no solution since the y intercept of the 2 equation differ but gradient is the same therefore if you were to draw a graph there wont be any intersection between the equations
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Hey there!
When multiplying variables with the same degree, be sure to add the two degrees being multiplied.
For example;
x * x; both of these terms have the degree of "1" as they are "x^1". Since we are multiplying them, we need to add their degrees.
x^1 * x^1 = x^2
Now that we've broken down what we are doing, let's apply this new knowledge to your problem.
(x^3)(x^-2); Remember to just add the degrees; -2 + 3 = 1
This means our product is x^1, or just x.
I hope this helps!
Answer:
Hello,
Step-by-step explanation:
y-intercept: x=0 ,f(0)=-10
x-intercepts are: 5,1,2.
Answer:
6
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
d(t)=-2t^2+9t+18
calculate the derivate : f'(t) = - 4t+9
f'(t) = 0 : - 4t+9= 0 so t = 9/4
the maximum value is f(9/4) = ....... continue
