2.
The domain of this function is 3≤x≤5 in interval notation that is [3,5]
The range is -3≤y≤3. In interval notation that is [-3,3]
4.
The domain of this function is -5≤x≤-1 in interval notation that is [-5,-1]
The range is 1≤y≤5. In interval notation that is [1,5]
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I am pretty sure the answer would be (a)
No solution since the two equations do not intersect
Step-by-step explanation:
a.
Let's give the starting amount of water as s. Every minute, 2 inches of water are lost, meaning that given the starting amount, s, we subtract 2 inches from s every minute, so s - 2 every minute = height of water left, so s - 2t (t representing minutes) = h
To figure out s, we simply plug our known value -- 9 minutes in and 11 inches left. s - 2(9) = 11, s-18=11, s= 29
29 - 2t = h
b. We know that we cannot have negative minutes, so the minimum amount of time that makes sense is 0. To figure out the maximum, we stop counting how much time has occurred when there is no water left, so we have to figure out when h = 0
29-2t = h = 0
t=14.5
Therefore, anything between 0 and 14.5 minutes makes sense
c. Anything between 0 and 29 makes sense because the height of water cannot be negative and we cannot get higher than the starting amount
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