What can expressions be simplified by combining?!
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Step-by-step explanation:
Graph 1 is a parabola and has 2 x points and a turning point
meaning it has a minimum and a maximum point.
conclave points are the highs and lows, once you show this in table then you can interpreted them on a graph see the examples attached.
Graph 1 is opposite to shown interpreted conclave so instead of --c++
we write + + c - - and draw on quadrant 1 instead of quadrant 3
graph 2 is decreasing so instead of -+ c then + + it would show + - c then - - so the curve stays in quadrant 3 and 4. Also where c is we draw a 0 and say whether it is minimum or maximum point.
Both graph 1 and 2 demonstrate minimum points for their f(x) for c.
so in your workings within the table you write min as seen in red within the attachment. They wrote max, but you write min as you are in decreasing conclave fx values that reach min point c then they increase and become parabolas.
A segment is bounded by two endpoints.
The two segments can have up to two common points
Assume the line segments are AB and CD where the length of AB is greater than the length of CD.
<u>The possibilities are:</u>
- <em>A point of segment CD lies on segment AB</em>
- <em>Both points of segment CD lie on segment AB.</em>
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See attachment for both possibilities.
Hence, it is possible for the two segments to have two common points.
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