<span>6x2 -5x –3 = 0
a = 6 b=-5 and c=-3
x = [-b +-sq root (b² -4ac)] / 2a
x = [--5 +-sq root (25 -4*6*-3)] / 2*6
x = [5 +- sq root (25 +72)] / 12
x = [5 +- sq root (97)] / 12
x1 = [5 + </span><span><span><span>9.8488578018
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14.8488578018
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1.2374048168
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x2 = [5 -
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9.8488578018
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-0.4040714835
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The digit in ones place is "2"
Am going to presume you want it solved.
Please pardon my presumption
7 - (2/3)x < x - 8, Take all the x to one side of the inequality
-(2/3)x-x < - 8 -7
-(5/3)x < - 15 Divide both sides by -5/3 and inequality sign changes
x > (-15)/(-5/3)
x > 15 * 3/5 . 5 into 15 is 3.
x > 3*3
x > 9
Because of the vertical asymptote and the change in concavity, we conclude that the correct option is B.
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Which is the graph of cotangent of x?</h3>
Remember that cot(x) = 1/tan(x).
Then we can rewrite:
cot(x) = cos(x)/sin(x).
We know that for x = 0, we have:
cot(0) = cos(0)/sin(0) = 1/0
Then we have a vertical asymptote that tends to ± infinity.
The only graph that meets this condition is the second and the third one, and by the curvature (we need to have a change of concavity/convexity) in the tangent function.
From that, we conclude that the correct option is B.
If you want to learn more about trigonometric functions:
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Jim is 16 because take away 21-5=16.Now Cindy 21-4=17.Cindy is 17.Jim is 16.
