G(x)/f(x) will be simplified to (x+3)(x-3)/2-x^1/2,
which will give you [0,4) ∪(4, ∞).
Choice B
Step-by-step explanation:
See attached picture.
First, compare the highest term of the dividend (x²) to the highest term of the divisor (x). We need to multiply the divisor by x.
When we do that, we get x² + 5x. Subtracting this from the dividend, we get -9x + 11.
Now repeat the process. Compare the highest term of the new dividend (-9x) to the highest term of the divisor (x). We need to multiply by -9.
When we do that, we get -9x − 45. When we subtract from the new dividend, we get 56.
So the quotient is x − 9, and the remainder is 56.
Answer:
See below for proof.
Step-by-step explanation:
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<u>First derivative</u>

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<u>Proof</u>



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Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
4x + 11 = 14 + 15x
14 + 15x = 4x + 11
11x = -3
x = -3/11