<span>∫[(secx)−1<span>]<span>(1/2)</span></span>dx?</span> or <span>∫[sec(x−1)<span>]<span>(1/2)</span></span>dx hope it works</span>
Answer: 2
Step-by-step explanation:
If the number was OUTSIDE the exponents it represents a movement up or down
If the number is inside the parenthesis and exponent ex: (x-1)^2 then it decides a movement on the left or right
However inside the parenthesis it is reversed, so a - is move to the right and a + is moved to the left, this making your answer (x-1)^2
- Gage Millar, Algebra 2 Tutor
(1, 1) the slope is 2 and slopes can be read the easiest when expressed as a fraction (2/1) when the numerator (2) expresses how many digits you move the point up and the denominator (1) expresses how many points you move right
25% of 40 is 10 so it would be $40+10 for the price so that should be 50. Markup=profit/cost*100