Answer:
x=0, y=3
x=5, y= 2
Step-by-step explanation:
There is no slope
The x axis’s are the same
Answer:
6+5x
Step-by-step explanation:
You cannot combine a given with a variable as such 6 + 5x is not combinable and will be left as such. Therefore the second one.
6 added to = 6+ (five times a number) = 6+(5x) = 6+5x
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When integrating,
u-substitution is used to make things easier to work out. In u-substitution, the "u" is generally determined if its derivative is in the expression. That way when integrating with respect to "u", you can just replace the derivative of the u with "du" and easily integrate.
For this question, it would be easiest to let:
Let's take the derivative of u and see if we can work something out:
We have an x² in the integral expression, and therefore, it's valid for us to let
u = 2x³.
Thus, your answer is A.