Simplify the expression. Write your answer as a power. (−3)^4(−3)^1
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Answer:
(–∞, –3)
Step-by-step explanation:
The function is a quadratic function of order 2 and positive coefficient.
This is in the form of the function , but it is displaced 3 units to the left of the x axis and two units up in the y axis. type of functions are decreasing from -∞ to its vertex and then they are increasing from the vertex to infinity.
Observe in the attached graph that this function has its vertex in the point (-3, 2) and is decreasing from -∞ to x = -3. Then it is increasing until ∞. Therefore the correct option is:
(-∞, -3)
Answer:
a.) f'(x) = 2x - 2
b.) horizontal tangent line at (1, 0)
c.) view image
d.) the point given, (-1, -1/2), isn't even located on the graph of f(x). Either there is a typo or the question is poorly stated.
Step-by-step explanation:
a.) You should know how to do derivative already
b.) Horizontal tangent line just mean that the slope is zero. Since a derivative is a slope, just find when the derivative is equal to 0.
c.) The function f(x) looks like a U. The only spot that has a zero slope is at the bottom of the U when the slope changes from negative to positive. Since my horizontal tangent line(where the slope is 0) is located at point (1,0), that must be where the bottom of the graph is,
d.) Poorly stated question. The point given isn't even located on the graph.
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