Answer: Neither linear nor exponential (choice B)
Through interpolation, a graphing calculator, or trial and error, you can find the function to be f(x) = 2x^2. This is a polynomial function. It is not linear as it graphs out a curved parabola. It's not exponential either since the exponent isn't a variable. This also can be considered a power function.
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Answer:
Quotient = 122.88 and Remainder = 0
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
Dividend = 3072
Divisor = 25
Please find the complete division in the attachment:
Step 1: when Dividend is 3072 and divisor is 25 we will first multiply divisor by 1 and subtract from first 2 digit of dividend which is 30 we get remainder as 5.
Step 2: Now bring another digit of dividend down so dividend will 57 and divisor is 25 so we will multiply divisor by 2 we get 50 we would subtract from 57 we get remainder as 7.
Step 3: Now bring another digit of divisor down so dividend 72 and divisor is 25 so we will multiply divisor by 2 we get 50 we would subtract from from 72 we get remainder as 22.
Step 4: now dividend is 22 and divisor is 25 that means dividend is less than divisor so we will add decimal to quotient which adds 0 to dividend we get dividend as 220 and divisor is 25 now multiplying divisor by 8 we get 200 now subtracting it with 220 we get remainder as 20.
Step 5: Now add 0 to dividend dividend will become 200 and divisor is 25 so we will multiply divisor by 8 we get answer as 200 now subtracting with dividend 200 we get remainder as 0.
Hence Quotient = 122.88 and Remainder = 0.
Answer:
3
Step-by-step explanation:
Note the general factorisation of a difference of 2 squares is
a² - b² = (a + b)(a + b)
Given
(- 5x - 3)(- 5x + ?)
Then ? = 3 so that the complete factors are
(- 5x - 3)(- 5x + 3)
Answer:
ok then
Step-by-step explanation:
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