Begin by finding the lowest point the quadratic equation can be, the vertex;
x²-1= is just a translation down of the graph x²
vertex; (0, -1) and since the graph of x² would extend to infinity beyond that point, we can say {x| x≥0} for domain and {y| y≥-1}.
For the linear equation, it is possible to have all x and y values, therefore range and domain belong to all real numbers.
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Answer:
B.) as x --> -∞, f(x) --> ∞ and x --> ∞, f(x) --> ∞
Step-by-step explanation:
F(x) is another way of representing "y". That being said, the question is asking you the behavior of the graph in terms of the y-axis. On both sides of the function, there is an arrow pointing upwards, towards infinite, positive y-values. Therefore, as "x" approaches -∞ and ∞, f(x) is approaching ∞ (positive infinity).
Answer: -2
Step-by-step explanation:
3x+2y=16
x+y=4 multiply by -2
-2x-2y=-8
3x+2y=16 ------a
-2x-2y=-8 -------b
Add equation a and b
(3x+-2x)+(2y+-2y) = 16+(-8)
x+0=8 (y has been eliminated)
Answer:
17.321
Step-by-step explanation:
