Where .75 will be on a number line always varies depending on how far out your number line goes. the decimal .75 is also known as 3/4, so the easiest way to find out where 3/4 is on a number line is to divide you number line into 4 even sections. this can be difficult if you have an odd number,, but it will always work as long as you divide the length of your number line by 4 to find out where to make your even sections. below is an example on how this would work:
lets say this is your number line
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that number line contains 24 dashes,, so if you take that number (which is the length of the number line) and divide it by 4 you will find where 3/4 is.
24 ÷ 4 = 6
this means that at every 6,, you add 1/4. on the number line it would look like the following:
------I------I------I------
1/4 2/4 3/4
this technique shows you where 3/4/0.75 is on your number line.
let me know if you have any further questions
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Here it is:
(x-3)(x+1)(x-3^(0.5)) = 0
If im not wrong , im guessing youll have to cross multiply, it so looks like it.
is this geometry?
Answer:
6
Step-by-step explanation:
F o g is how it's written with the -3 it means
f(g(-3))=what
so first -3 into g(x)
g(-3)=-4(-3)
g(-3)=12
sub for x in f(x)
f(12)=-3(12)^2-5
f(12)=-3(144)-5
f(12)=-432-5
f(12)=-437