F(x)=-2e^x
x=3
f(3)=-2e^3
pemdas so exponents first
e^3
e=2.718281828454590
cube that
20.0855
now we have
-2 times 20.0855=-40.1711
answer should be -40.1711
(I see what you did wrong, if -6=-2 times e^3, divide -2, 3=e^3, maybe you just put -2 times 3 by mistake)
Answer:
The standard form of quadratic equation is 
The factored form of is 
Step-by-step explanation:
Given equation 
We have to write in standard form and then factorize the given equation.
The standard form for a general quadratic equation is given as 
Consider
Taking all terms to left side, we have,
Adding like terms, we have,
Now we will factorize it.
We will solve the quadratic equation using middle term splitting method,
-16x can be written as -18x+2x
becomes
Taking x common from first two terms and 2 common from last two terms we have,
Thus, the factored form of is
If the circumference is half of the perimeter than the area for both circles would be half of them find one circles area and half it
(a) P( fifth one is bad) = P( first 4 are OK) * P(5th is bad)
= (0.98)^4 * 0.02 = 0.0184 or 1.84%
(b) this will be (0.98)^10 = 81.70%
Answer:
1. A point you can't move at all, a line you can only move back and forth in the same direction. Yes it is accurate for its characteristics because points and lines have no set definition for them
2. When you are on a point you can not travel at all in any direction while staying on that point. That means you have zero options to travel in. That is why it is said you have zero dimensions.
3. Normal space refers 3 dimensional space that extends beyond the three dimensions of length, width, and height.
4. If you can move backward, forwards, up and down in two different directions it is considered two dimensional. The two dimensional figure is considered a plane. For example, if you took a piece of paper that extended forever in every direction, that in a geometric a sense, is a plane. The piece of paper itself is itself, finite, and you could call the piece of paper a plane segment because it is a segment of an entire plane.
