Here's the graph of your equation, instructions on how to plot is in the image. if there's a second line equation, you could use the method shown to plot that too, and the x and y values of the intersection point would be your answer.
you could also use algebra to simultaneously solve the two equations to obtain x and y as well, feel free to ask!
hope that helps :) sorry it's not a definite answer

Recall that

and so replacing

with

, you get that the second limit is 1. Meanwhile,

so the limit is 0.
Answer:
12
Step-by-step explanation:
Step-by-step explanation:
b(n) = b(1) + (n-1) d, where d is the difference,
d = 13-(-5) = 18
b(n) = (-5) + (n-1)(18)
= -5 +18n -18
b(n) = 18n -23
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
The expression is presented below:

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