Yes, it does. Because these points do respect the "law" that for each "x" there is only one "y" that corresponds to it
Checking the <span>discontinuity at point -4
from the left f(-4) = 4
from the right f(-4) = (-4+2)² = (-2)² = 4
∴ The function is continues at -4
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<span>Checking the <span>discontinuity at point -2
from the left f(-2) = </span></span><span><span>(-2+2)² = 0
</span>from the right f(-2) = -(1/2)*(-2)+1 = 2
∴ The function is jump discontinues at -2
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<span>Checking the <span>discontinuity at point 4
from the left f(4) = </span></span><span><span>-(1/2)*4+1 = -1
</span>from the right f(4) = -1
but there no equality in the equation so,
</span><span>∴ The function is discontinues at 4
The correct choice is the second
point </span>discontinuity at x = 4 and jump <span>discontinuity at x = -2</span>
Answer:
23. a-T b-F
24. Words- *3* times the number of *feet*
Variable- Let *y* represent the number of *yards*
Model- (I can't do it)
Expression- The number of feet in*3* yards is given by the expression *3y*
25. 7.8
26. 8.3
27. 14.5
28. Yes. The communitive property tells us that we can switch any two numbers in a multiplication or addition problem
*I did that page like a month ago*
X=number of pounds
y=cost of pound .
x+y=cost
Insufficient data..u need to give the perimeter though!
