Yes, (x - 3) is a factor of the given polynomial.
If (x - 3) was a factor of the polynomial, then 3 would be one of the zeros of the function. That means if you input 3 into the function, you will get an output of zero.
In this case, inputting 3 does produce 0. Therefore, it is a factor.
Half of all the integers are ... all of the positive "counting numbers".
The total number is infinite, so I can't list them here. But if you start at '1 '
and count, you can never name <em>ALL</em> of them, but you can name <em>as many</em>
of them as you want to.
A carpenter wants you to find the surface area of a shelf top. The length of the shelf is 3/4 m and the depth is 1/8 m.
Answer:
(9, 0)
(-9, 0)
(0, 9)
(0, -9)
Step-by-step explanation:
The <em><u>correct answer</u></em> is:
Any real number for x except 5, and any real number for y.
Explanation:
A function is a relation in which each element of the domain, or x-value, is mapped to one element of the range, or y-value. This means that no x can be mapped to more than one y, so if we have the same number used twice for x, we do not have a function.
This means that 5 cannot be used for x in the other ordered pair.
Since there is no restriction on y in order to be a function, y can be any real number.
