It should be 1/n to the power of 5
<span>a1:f9 is not an valid range because it has neither a row nor a column in common. This contrasts with a1:a3, b1:b3, and a1:a9 which each have a row in common, as well as with a1:f1, which has a column in common.
In general, to make a valid range coordinates must be specified that allow a single row or column of cells to be specified.</span>
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
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Both the numerator and denominator is multiplied by 4.
To find the number we do the inverse of division, and that's multiplication. We multiply 8 x 5 x 3 to get 120, that's our number. So Fernando is thinking of the number 120, and we can prove that it's correct by dividing 120 / 3 then the result divide it by 5 and we get 8.
Answer:
Option B
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Step 1: Determine the range and domain</u>
Range is asking for what y values are being used. We can see that the vertex of the parabola is at y = 4 so we know that anything equal or above 4 would be included in the range.
Domain is asking for what x values are being used. We can see that the parabola is pointing in both the negative and positive x direction which means that it will go to infinity on both sides. This gives us the answer that the domain is all real numbers.
Looking at the given options, options C and D are automatically removed because the range is incorrect. Next looking at the domain we see that option A is incorrect which leaves us with option B.
Answer: Option B
