Six hundred fifty five thousand five hundred seventy five
Answer:
A. It Increases
Step-by-step explanation:
Given the expression:
1+3f
When f=1, 1+3f=1+3(1)=1+3=4
When f=2, 1+3f=1+3(2)=1+6=7
When f=3, 1+3f=1+3(3)=1+9=10
We can see that the value of the given expression for each successive term increases and in fact form the sequence
4,7,10,...
Therefore, when f increases, 1+3f increases.
To estimate the degree of a polynomial, you just have to take a look at the highest power in the expression. Since here, that is number 4, then it means that this polynomial is a fourth degree polynomial, or quartic polynomial, if you want to sound smart. :)
When finding zeros, the function has to equal zero. In other words, G(x) = 0.
For three multiplied parts to equal to zero, at least one has to be zero. -2 ≠ 0, but (x+1) or (x+7) can.
So you can equate each of those to zero and find out what the zeros are.
x+1=0
x=-1
x+7=0
x=-7
Thus the answer
x = -1 or -7
When u multiply by a fraction, you get a smaller number. Multiplication means<span> “of,” especially with fractions. So 0.2 × 9 means, “0.2 of nine”—and that’s smaller than nine. Hope that helps
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