Answer:
Options A
Step-by-step explanation:
Properties of the graph given for the function 'g',
y-intercept of the function 'g' → y = -4
Minimum value of g(x) → y = -4 (Value of the function at the lowest point)
Roots of g(x) → x = -2, 2
At x = 4,
g(4) = 11
Another function is,
f(x) = -x² - 4x - 4
= -(x² + 4x + 4)
= -(x + 2)²
Properties of the function f(x) = -(x + 2)²,
y-intercept (at x = 0) of the function 'f',
y = -(x + 2)²
y = -4
Since, leading coefficient of the function is (-1) therefore, graph will open downwards and the maximum point will be its vertex.
Maximum value of the function 'f' = Value of the function at the vertex
Coordinates of vertex → (-2, 0)
Therefore, maximum value of 'f' = 0
Roots (at y = 0) of the function 'f' → x = -2
At x = 4,
f(4) = -(4 + 2)²
= -36
Therefore, Options A will be the correct option.
Answer:
1. $66
2. 30 + 4r
Step-by-step explanation:
Let
Price of admission into the park=$30
Price of every ride in the park=$4
Number of rides =x
Total cost of going to the park= 30+4x
1. How much money would Claire have to pay in total if she goes on 9 rides
Total cost of going to the park= 30+4x
When x=9
=30+4x
= 30 + 4(9)
=30 + 36
=$66
2. How much would she have to pay if she goes on r rides?
When x=r
Total cost of going to the park= 30+4x
= 30 + 4(r)
=30 + 4r
1/2(-14x + 14) + 14x
<em><u>Distributive property.</u></em>
-7x + 7 + 14x
<em><u>Combine like terms.</u></em>
7x + 7 (This is the simplified answer.)
Answer:
Each time, t, is associated with exactly one car value, y.
Step-by-step explanation:
The concept being tested is functions.
The graph describe is a vertical parabola that opens downwards.
All vertical parabolas are functions because the pass the vertical line test.
In other words, each time, t, is associated with exactly one car value, y.
The correct answer is the second option.
Sounds like you're asked to find

such that

In other words, find

that satisfies

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describes a probability distribution, require that

for all

, which means we can ignore the possibility of

.
Let

.


Multiply both sides by

.

We want to find

that removes the quartic and quadratic terms from the equation, i.e.

so the cubic above transforms to

Substitute

and we get

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