We will first put this data in ascending order
12,13,13,15,16,19,32
We then center in on the middle number, we first can “mark out” the highest and lowest number and repeat until we have one number left
12,13,13,15,16,19,32
13,13,15,16,19
13,15,16
The median is 15
Given: w²+9=6w [0, 3, 6, 9]
We need to substitute each number for w and find which works
Sub Zero: 0²+9=6×0
Simplify: 9=0. 9 does not equal 0, so it is not 0
Sub Three: 3²+9=6×3
Simplify: 9+9=18
Addition: 18=18
The statement 18=18 is true, therefore we have our answer.
Answer: The second option is correct. 3 would be the correct number to substitute to make the equation correct.
It decreases by -.4 over 1
This graph is that of a parabola, which in turn represents a quadratic (2nd order) equation, also a polynomial. The domain of any and all polynomial(s) is "the set of all real numbers," or (-infinity, infinity).
