Answer:
16/45; 4/45; 1125
Step-by-step explanation:
Since you know that 4/9 and 1/5 are used, make them common denominators. So 4/9 would turn into 20/45 and 1/5 would be 9/45. It results in 29/45, but that is the amount spent, so you would subtract 45-29/45, resulting in 16/45. For B, you know that she spent 3/4 of the savings, so you know that 1/4 is not being spent. So use 1/4 multiplied by 16/45 from part A to get 4/45. For C, you know that 4/45 is $100, so I multiplied 45x100 to get 4500 and then divided by 4 to get 4500/4.
The limit is x---->4-
The negative show that x approaches from the left
Now
As x approaches 4 from the left ... Means This number should be less than 4 (<4) but really close to 4.
Let's pick a Number
Say 3.99
Substitute this... You have
3.99/3.99-4
3.99/-0.01
If we choose x to be 3.999
we will have
3.999/-0.001
Notice the pattern... As x approaches 4 from the left... This limit will approach NEGATIVE INFINITY
Why?
As you approach 4 from the left... 3.9,3.99,3.999... You notice that the denominator becomes negative and EXTREMELY SMALL... and when you divide by an extremely small Number..... You'll get a relatively HUGE VALUE(You can try this... Use a calc... Divide any number of choice by a very small number... say.. 0.0000001.... You'll get a huge result
In our case... The denominator is negative... So it Will Approach a very Huge Negative Number
Hence
Answer.. X WILL APPROACH NEGATIVE INFINITY.
Vertical asymptotes are the zeroes of the denominator of a function
The denom. is x-4
Equate to zero to get the asymptote
x-4=0
x=4
Hence... There will be a vertical asymptote at x=4.
Have a great day!
The answer is -3 because:
A negative times a postive stays negative and also:
the variable "x" has an invisible one in front of it, so,
-1 x 3 = -3
Hope this helps :)
Answer:
line of best fit: y = -2.9114x + 46.569
Step-by-step explanation:
Plugging in your table into Excel, it turns out that y = -2.9114x + 46.569 provides a better fit of the data points into the line. Please see the attached image for details.
Hope this helps.
