Actually, the domain is the possible set of input values
of a function that will make the function fit the specific criteria. In this
case, the input value is m, where m is the number of miles that is travelled.
The criteria is to travel at least 10 miles but not more than 30 miles,
therefore the domain should be:
All real numbers from 10 to 30, inclusive
(should be real numbers not integer since any fractional
number is included in the domain)
I cannot figure out why the choices are far from the
answer.
Check the picture below.
so, the hyperbola looks like so, clearly a = 6 from the traverse axis, and the "c" distance from the center to a focus has to be from -3±c, as aforementioned above, the tell-tale is that part, therefore, we can see that c = 2√(10).
because the hyperbola opens vertically, the fraction with the positive sign will be the one with the "y" in it, like you see it in the picture, so without further adieu,

X= number of hours would it take Jason to wash the van by himself.
2x=number of hours would it take Wendy to wash the van by herserlf.
<span>we calcaulate the fraction of work by Jason during one hour </span>
x hours-----------------------------1 work
1 hour---------------------- fraction of work during one hour.
fraction of work during one hour=(1 hour * 1work) / x hours=1/x
we calculate the fraction of work by Wendy during one hour.
2x hours-----------------------------1 work
1 hour---------------------- fraction of work during one hour.
fraction of work during one hour=(1 hour * 1work) / 2x hours=1/2x
We can suggest this equation:
2 hours(fraction of work by Jason during one hour + fraction of work by Wendy during one hour)=1 work
2(1/x + 1/2x)=1
least common multiple=2x
2(2+1)=2x
2(3)=2x
6=2x
x=6/2
x=3
answer: 3 hours would ti take Jason to wash the van by himself.
6(2(5) - 4)
6(10 - 4)
6(6)
36
To get the biggest possible number, use all the symbols at once. 1000+100+10+9+8+7+6+5+4+3+2+1=what?