Short Answer A
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It's a good thing that the domain is confined or the graph is. That function is undefined if x < - 3
At exactly x = - 3, f(x) = 0 and that's your starting point.
So look what happens to this graph. If x = 0, f(0) = y = 3. So we are starting to see that as x get's larger so does f(x). The graph tells us that x = 0 is bigger than x = - 3.
Let's keep on plugging things in.
As x increases to 5, f(5) = 5. x = 5 is larger than x = 0, and f(5) > 3.
One more and then we'll start drawing conclusions. If x = 9 then f(9) = y = 6.
x = 9 is larger than x = 5. f(9) = 6 is just larger than f(5) which is 5
OK I think we should be ready to look at answers. There's nothing there that makes the answer anything but a. Let's find out what the problem is with the rest of the choices.
B
The problem with B is that as x increases, f(x) does not decrease. We didn't find one example of that. So B is wrong.
C
C has exactly the same problem as B.
D
The second statement in D is incorrect. As x increases f(x) never decreases. No example showed that.
The answer is A <<<< Answer.
Hi there! The third option shows us the best setup.
We can find the area of a triangle with the standard formula area = 1/2 * base * height.
To be able to fill in this formula, we need to have a base and a height. We can't easily find a triangle with given base and height, so we must look for another option.
We can also take the area of a square (length × width) and then divide the answer by 2. This is possible when we take the third setup. Hence the third answer is correct.
Answer: x≥ 8.00 and x < 9.50 is the correct option.
Step-by-step explanation:
Since, given expression 8.00 ≤ x < 9.50
Where x is the value for which college students are paid hourly as teacher assistants.
so, x is greater than or equal to 8.00
Therefore, 
And, x is less than 9.50
Therefore, x < 9.50
On combining both expression we get, and 
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Thus, Third Option is correct.
Answer:
B'(1,4)
Step-by-step explanation:
after reflection in line c....line c is perpendicular bisector of B' and B
find the slope line between trough B and B' its _1 hence slope of the perpendicular bisector should be 1... equation of line c is
