Cube i think sorry if its wrong
-24n - 30, i suggest using math.way before asking a math question aha
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Surface area of objects with flat surfaces like this is simply the area of each surface added together, so let's get to work.
Both have 6 faces, so we will be adding six values together for each.
Container A:
Hopefully you can imagine the six different faces. It's kinda like a cereal box.
The front and back of a cereal box have the same area, as do the two sides and the top and bottom, so that makes it a little easier.
Front and Back: 28 * 36 = 1008
Sides: 36*6 = 216
Top and Bottom: 6*28 = 168
Let me know if you don't understand how I did any of that. Anyway, since there is a matching face for each we add them all together twice.
1008*2 + 216*2 + 168*2 = 2784 in^2
Container B has a similar setup, I won't write out everything like I did unless you want me to work it out with you.
2(16*12+16*22+22*12) = 1616 in^2
So since Container A has a surface area of 2784 and Container B has a surface area of 1616 it's obvious container A has a larger surface area
Answer:
B) The maximum y-value of f(x) approaches 2
C) g(x) has the largest possible y-value
Step-by-step explanation:
f(x)=-5^x+2
f(x) is an exponential function.
Lim x→∞ f(x) = Lim x→∞ (-5^x+2) = -5^(∞)+2 = -∞+2→ Lim x→∞ f(x) = -∞
Lim x→ -∞ f(x) = Lim x→ -∞ (-5^x+2) = -5^(-∞)+2 = -1/5^∞+2 = -1/∞+2 = 0+2→
Lim x→ -∞ f(x) = 2
Then the maximun y-value of f(x) approaches 2
g(x)=-5x^2+2
g(x) is a quadratic function. The graph is a parabola
g(x)=ax^2+bx+c
a=-5<0, the parabola opens downward and has a maximum value at
x=-b/(2a)
b=0
c=2
x=-0/2(-5)
x=0/10
x=0
The maximum value is at x=0:
g(0)=-5(0)^2+2=-5(0)+2=0+2→g(0)=2
The maximum value of g(x) is 2
Answer:
the Europeans got the better deal from the Colombian Exchange
Step-by-step explanation:
In general, one would have to say that the Europeans got the better deal from the Columbian Exchange in that it facilitated the eventual establishment of colonies in the New World. That's not to say that it was all one-way traffic; however, the people of the New World undoubtedly benefitted in both the short and long-term by the introduction of crops and livestock. But such benefits proved to be more keenly felt by subsequent waves of European settlers than America's indigenous population.
After all, it wasn't much good for Native-Americans to have all these crops and all this livestock if, in due course, there'd be less land available for their use due to increased colonization. The indigenous peoples also suffered terribly from the introduction of diseases such as measles and smallpox, for which they had no natural immunity. It's difficult, then, to avoid the conclusion that the Europeans got the better deal from the Columbian Exchange (as it was probably intended that they should).
simply -
The Natives did benefit, but only for a short while, and the Europeans benefited the most
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