The maximum value it can be would be 100%. The only times that it could be this high is when there is only a class on the frequency distribution table. Another way, is that there is only one column variable on the table (& or if there is only one row.) Any other time is will be less, but the maximum stays 100%.
Answer: the graph crosses the x-axis at x = -3
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
y = (x + 3)³
To find where the graph crosses the x-axis, let y = 0 and solve for x:
0 = (x + 3)³
0 = (x + 3) with a multiplicity of 3
-3 = x with a multiplicity of 3.
Since multiplicity is an ODD number, the graph CROSSES the x-axis at x = -3
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<u>Graph:</u>
- Leading coefficient is POSITIVE so right side goes to +∞
- Degree of polynomial is ODD so left side goes to -∞
<em>graph is attached</em>
Bella is baking chocolate chip cookies for an event. It takes of a cup of flour to bake 6 cookies. She uses cups of flour for every 50 chocolate chips used. There are a total of 150 chocolate chips for each tray of cookies. If Bella is baking 2 trays of chocolate chip cookies, then how many cookies will she bake in total? A. 32 cookies B. 66 cookies C. 90 cookies D. 40 cookies