The given function f(x) = |x + 3| has both an absolute maximum and an absolute minimum.
What do you mean by absolute maximum and minimum ?
A function has largest possible value at an absolute maximum point, whereas its lowest possible value can be found at an absolute minimum point.
It is given that function is f(x) = |x + 3|.
We know that to check if function is absolute minimum or absolute maximum by putting the value of modulus either equal to zero or equal to or less than zero and simplify.
So , if we put |x + 3| = 0 , then :
± x + 3 = 0
±x = -3
So , we can have two values of x which are either -3 or 3.
The value 3 will be absolute maximum and -3 will be absolute minimum.
Therefore , the given function f(x) = |x + 3| has both an absolute maximum and an absolute minimum.
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Multiply 1300 mm by 800 mm to get 1040000 mm. Then convert this to meters. 1 meter=1000 mm. Therefore, 1040000 mm is the same as 1040 meters.
Answer:
f = -3 , 5/2
Step-by-step explanation:
8f² + 4f - 60 = 0
Divide the entire equation by 4
2f² + f - 15 = 0
Product = -30
Sum = 1
Factors = -5 , 6 {(-5)*6 = -30 and -5 +6 = 1}
2f² + f -15 = 0 {Rewrite the middle term using the factors}
2f² + 6f - 5f -15 = 0
2f(f + 3) - 5(f + 3) = 0
(f +3) (2f - 5) = 0
f +3 = 0 ; 2f -5 = 0
f = -3 ; 2f = 5
f = 5/2
70 X 10 =700
Therefore, it is 10 times greater than 70.
