Answer:
9 feet
Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
I suppose you mean find the range for the following domain. Because when
g(x) is given the value of X
we are trying to solve the output value which is range.
If you want to solve for the domain, the question should give
g(x) = y
and provide the value of y.
X³+X²-X-2
Substitute
X=(-1)
-1+1-(-1)-2
= -1
g(-1)= -1
Substitute
X=(2)
8+4-2-2
=8
g(2)= 8
Substitute
X=(1)
1+1-1-2
=-1
g(1)= -1
g(2)+g(1)
=8-1
=7
Answer:
14.36 AND 9.89 ===> 14 or 10
Step-by-step explanation:
Y = Ax2 Bx C
Enter coefficients here >>> -4 97 -568
Standard Form: y = -4x²+97x-568
-24.25 -12.125 147.015625 -588.0625 20.0625
Grouped Form: No valid Grouping
Graphing Form: y = -4(x-12.13)²+20.06
Factored Form: PRIME
Solution/X-Intercepts: 14.36 AND 9.89
Discriminate =321 is positive, two real solutions
VERTEX: (12.13,20.06) Directrix: Y=20.13
Answer:
$225
Step-by-step explanation:
The area to be fenced in is 20 ft by 45 ft, or 900 ft^2. But "25 per foot based on the area" is illogical. Please ensure that you have copied this problem down accurately, and be sure to provide units of measurement: did you mean $25 per square foot, or per foot, or what?
The fencing cost is usually dependent on the unit cost and the length of the yard perimeter. The perimeter is P = 2L + 2W, which here is P = 2(45 ft) + 2(20 ft), or 130 ft. If the fencing is 25 cents per foot, $130 ft of fencing would come to $32.50.
Hi there!
In order to solve, we need to use the formula for the area of a circle, and the angle given to find the area of the sector. Then, subtract the area of the triangle to find the area of the segment. We would use the equation : A = x/360 (pi * r^2) - 1/2(b * h). We need to plug in 90 for the angle measurement, 8 for the radius, and 8 for both the base and height.
WORK:
A = 90/360 (pi * 64) - 1/2(64)
A = 1/4(64pi) - 32
A = 16pi - 32 = ~ 18.3ft^2
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