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77julia77 [94]
3 years ago
7

This is timed please help

Mathematics
2 answers:
Naya [18.7K]3 years ago
7 0
B. All real numbers greater than -1
lana66690 [7]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

B.) All Real numbers greater than -1

<em><u>Unit Test Answers: For a 92%</u></em>

<em>**Go to question number 18 for the answer!**</em>

( Marking me brainliest would be great)

1.) B -3/2

2.)A -9

3.) B- b>0 and b\neq 1

4.)A

5.) D all real numbers greater than 3

6.)D 110Db

7.)C 5

8.)D 80

9.)B 3 times louder

10.)D

11.)A y<0

12.)A

13.)B

14.)D x=95

15.)B

16.)C x=-4

17.)B x=4

18.)B - All real numbers greather than -1

19.)A - Approximately x=0.46

20.)C 1/4

21.)D - 4logx + 1/2 log12 (x^2-2)- 5log 12 (x+1)

22.) C 1.5

23.)A -1

24.)D Translate each point 3 units to the left

25.)D 1.796

<u>I got a total of 92% which is a total of 23/25 two are wrong.</u>

It's a great grade !

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