The point that the graphs of f and g have in common are (1,0)
<h3>How to get the points?</h3>
The given functions are:
f(x) = log₂x
and
g(x) = log₁₀x
We know that logarithm of 1 is always zero.
This means that irrespective of the base, the y-values of both functions will be equal to 0 at x=1
Therefore the point the graphs of f and g have in common is (1,0).
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Volume of A = 1728
volume of B = 729
<span> (1728 / 729) = (a / b)^3 (a = width of A, b = width of B)
a / b = cube root (1728 / 729) = 4/3 </span><span> b = 10 (given)
a / 10 = 4/3 </span><span>
a = 40/3 = 13.33333</span>
so width of A is 13.33m
B. the diagonals are congruent - the graph represents two equal, parallel lines, making the two segments congruent
<span>So there
are 33 boys who tried out for track. And this is 27.5 % of the total boys. And there
15% of the girls who tried out for the track. And in total 22.5 % of the total
population tried out for track</span>
