Find the range of the function
1 answer:
Answer:
c. (-∞, 10]
Step-by-step explanation:
A function from a set
to a set
is a relation that assigns to each element
in the set
exactly one element
in the set
. The set
is the domain (also called the set of inputs) of the function and the set
contains the range (also called the set of outputs). From the figure below, we can see that this function is a parabola that opens downward and whose vertex is
. Therefore, the range of this function is (-∞, 10]
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.. f(0) = 4
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These y-intercepts differ by 4.
If you want them to differ by zero (be the same), you have to move them to the same point.
Selection 1. Moves f(0) down 3 (to 1) and g(0) up 1 (to 1), so moves the y-intercepts to the same point. This is what you want, so this is an appropriate answer selection.
Selection 2. Moves f(0) up 4 (to 8) and g(0) down 1 (to -1). 8 and -1 are not the same point, so this is not the answer.
Selection 3. Moves f(0) down 2 (to 2) and g(0) up 1 (to 1). 2 and 1 are not the same point, so this is not the answer.
Selection 4. Moves f(0) up 3 (to 7) and g(0) down 6 (to -6). 7 and -6 are not the same point, so this is not the answer.
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.. f(0) = 4
.. g(0) = 0
These y-intercepts differ by 4.
If you want them to differ by zero (be the same), you have to move them to the same point.
Selection 1. Moves f(0) down 3 (to 1) and g(0) up 1 (to 1), so moves the y-intercepts to the same point. This is what you want, so this is an appropriate answer selection.
Selection 2. Moves f(0) up 4 (to 8) and g(0) down 1 (to -1). 8 and -1 are not the same point, so this is not the answer.
Selection 3. Moves f(0) down 2 (to 2) and g(0) up 1 (to 1). 2 and 1 are not the same point, so this is not the answer.
Selection 4. Moves f(0) up 3 (to 7) and g(0) down 6 (to -6). 7 and -6 are not the same point, so this is not the answer.
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Answer:
It is proved
Step-by-step explanation:
A curve immersed in the three-dimensional sphere is said to be a Bertrand curve if there exists another curve and a one-to-one correspondence between and such that both curves have common principal normal geodesics at corresponding points.
See attachment for the step by step solution of the given problem.
