We have a
number line as indicated in the figure above. From this figure we know that the <em>x-values</em> <em>increase f</em><em>rom left to right</em>. So we need to write the solution<span> that matches the previous graph. Taking a look on the graph we see that
begins in -3 and closes in 8, that is,
<em>takes values from -3 to 8</em>. In a mathematical language this is given by
the following statement:
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![x \in [-3,8]](https://tex.z-dn.net/?f=x%20%5Cin%20%5B-3%2C8%5D)
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Answer:
Answer of this is... D... 2x-3
1. when you see 4(x² - 1), then you have to multiply 4 with everything in the bracket. keep in mind that you always have to be cautious of the sign whether it is a positive or a negative.
positive ×/÷ positive = positive
negative ×/÷ negative = positive
positive ×/÷ negative = negative
negative ×/÷ positive = negative
^ you have to remember this.
2. only like terms (same alphabet) can plus or minus each other.
3. simplify by taking out the common factor and placing it outside the bracket. though, keep in mind that you also have to divide the terms inside the bracket by the common factor.
Answer:
37766245
Step-by-step explanation:
