What is the equivalent fraction of 6/9
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Answer:
is a multiple of 4
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's think about this.
Even numbers are basically numbers that, when divided by 2, get us an integer.
This means that must be an even integer.
<em>However,</em>
Every other even number, when divided by 2, gets you an odd integer.
This means that every second even number, gets us an even number.
This also means that every time is an even number, n will be a multiple of 4 (as
).
Test this out with any even number that's a multiple of 4 (all multiples of 4 are even numbers)
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So far the only true statement I see is that function f is increasing whilst function g is decreasing.
I cannot say yes to the first one as there is a lack of x-intercepts.
Past the interval of 0,2, there are no changes in the line of function g as it remains the same despite the increase in y. Function f on the other hand has a rate of change.
The y-intercepts are the same (positive 2) so the third statement is out.
I cannot say yes to the first one as there is a lack of x-intercepts.
Past the interval of 0,2, there are no changes in the line of function g as it remains the same despite the increase in y. Function f on the other hand has a rate of change.
The y-intercepts are the same (positive 2) so the third statement is out.