With u = <-7, 6> and v = <-4, 17>, we have
u + 3v = <-7, 6> + 3 <-4, 17> = <-7, 6> + <-12, 51> = <-19, 57>
We want to find a vector w such that
u + 3v + w = <1, 0>
Subtract u + 3v from both sides to get
w = <1, 0> - (u + 3v) = <1, 0> - <-19, 57>
w = <20, -57>
Answer:
A is a solution because it is in the shaded area.
Step-by-step explanation:
Decreaseing means where it is going down
those blank points mean not including
brackets mean inlclude, it's like the ≤ or ≥ sign
parenthasees means not include, it's like the < or > sign
it is going down from -8 to -5, not including -5 so [-8,-5)
also going down from 4 to 8, not including 8, so [4,8)
the union is including both
[-8,-5) U [4,8) is answer for where the function is decreasing
Answer:
16
Step-by-step explanation:
