Find the domain of the graphed function.
2 answers:
For every point on the curve, imagine drawing a vertical line until that vertical line reaches the x axis.
Doing this will essentially shade the x axis number line from x = -4 to x = 2
The graph shows points in which the x coordinate is as small as -4 or as large as 2, or anything in between
Domain:
Answer: Choice B
note: the domain is the set of allowed inputs or x values
Doing this will essentially shade the x axis number line from x = -4 to x = 2
The graph shows points in which the x coordinate is as small as -4 or as large as 2, or anything in between
Domain:
Answer: Choice B
note: the domain is the set of allowed inputs or x values
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Answer:
x = -5
Step-by-step explanation:
Since these two triangles are similar, the ratio between the corresponding lengths of each triangle will be the same.
This means the ratio between one side of each triangle (e.g. AD and DC) will be the same as the ratio between a different side of each triangle (e.g. BE and BC).
So, to create an equation for the sides which contain the unknown 'x', we must first find the ratio between the two sides by using a different set of sides.
On the right side we are given 9 for AD, and 18 for DC.
9/18 = 0.5
This means that the extra length of the larger triangle from the smaller one (AD) is half the length of the smaller triangle (DC). We can use this to make an equation for x:
If AD/DC = 0.5, then BE/EC will also = 0.5
BE = x+23
EC = x+41
Therefore:
Now we can solve by multiplying both sides by x+41 to eliminate the fraction:
Now we multiply out the brackets and move the terms to different sides:
And if we substitute the -5 into the equations:
-5+23 = 18
-5 + 41 = 36
We will see that -5 does indeed give us the same ratio between the lengths:
18/36 = 0.5
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