Answer:
The area of the Iris is 4 times greater.
Step-by-step explanation:
Firstly, we have to realize that we cannot solve this problem without knowing the radius of the iris. because from the information given, the radius of the iris could well be the size of the galaxy and contract from width of 4mm to 2mm and we wouldn't know!
The average radius of the iris is 6mm, so we take this value.
Now, initially the width of the iris is 4mm, that means the radius of the pupil is:

Therefore it's area
is:

When the iris contracts to 2mm, the radius of the pupil becomes:

Then it's area is
:

To find how many times greater this final area is than the initial area, we just divide it by the initial area:

This is 4 times greater than the initial area.
D) Vertices: (1, -1), (-11, -1); Foci: (-15, -1), (5, -1)
Answer:
{-2, -14, -26, -50}
Step-by-step explanation:
The range of the function is the function evaluated at each point of the given domain. So to find the range of the function we need to find the value of the function for each point in the domain:
- For x = -8




The first value of the range of the function is -2
- For x = -2




The second value of the range is -14
- For x = 4




Th third values of the range is -26
- For x = 16




The fourth and last value of the range is -50
Now we can put all the values of the range together
The range of the function is {-2, -14, -26, -50}