Minimum value . . . . . the smallest, or most negative, the fraction can ever get
Maximum value . . . . . the biggest the fraction can ever get
A possible domain could be (0,1,2,3...)
If n is the number (not the value) of quarters received, then n cannot take values which are fractions and n cannot take negative values. Its values have to be non-negative integers. (Note that 0 is possible.)
<span>That eliminates the descriptions in answers a, b, and c, leaving only answer </span>
<span>d ( 0,1,2,3,...) </span>
<span>as a possibility. Since it describes the non-negative integers, it's the correct one.</span>
Answer: 226.19 Done and Done
Answer:
-1/2 or x=2
Step-by-step explanation: The first step you need to do in getting your answer is factoring ,you will factor the left side of the equation first:
(2x+1)(x-2)=0
Next, you will set the factors to equal to "0":
2x+1=0 x-2=0
Then you'll proceed to solve the problem using the basic algebraic equation problem solving steps .When you do this you'll be left with answers of x=-1/2 and x=2