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f′(x)=2∗(8x(2−1))+1∗11x(1−1)
which is
f′(x)=16x+11
then let
x = 7 gives us
f′(7)=123
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The given inequality is:

This inequality can be divided in two parts as:
a)

b)

Solving part a:

Solving part b:

Therefore, the solution to the given inequality is

and

. Combining both the ranges we get the solution:

.
In interval notation, this solution can be expressed as [1,5]
Step-by-step explanation:
Let U=universal set
C=students who drink coke
P = students who drink pepsi
Answer:25,000(0.15)^x
Step-by-step explanation:
I think this is the answer because there are 25,000 gray wolf in the world and they are expected to grow by 15%. 15% is .15. So those two numbers multiplied, to the x exponent should give you the answer of how large the wolf population is expected to be.