if the trapezoid below is enlarged using a scale factor of 6, what will be the perimeter of the new trapezoid?
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We can split it up into
I see you were supposed to use synthetic division
not sure what the 'related function is'
but as |x| approaches positivie infinity, y approaches positive infinity
as |x| approaches negative infinity, y approaches positive infinity
for the original function
as x approaches positivie infinity
approaches positive infinity
as x approaches negative infinity approaches positive infinity
this is due to the x^2 term making it positive
I see you were supposed to use synthetic division
not sure what the 'related function is'
but as |x| approaches positivie infinity, y approaches positive infinity
as |x| approaches negative infinity, y approaches positive infinity
for the original function
as x approaches positivie infinity
as x approaches negative infinity
this is due to the x^2 term making it positive
Step-by-step explanation (Question 1):
<u>Step 1: (Question 1): Subtract x from both sides.</u>
5x+3=x+13
5x+3−x=x+13−x
4x+3=13
<u>Step 2: (Question 1): Subtract 3 from both sides.</u>
4x+3−3=13−3
4x=10
<u>Step 3: (Question 1): Divide both sides by 4.</u>
4x/4 = 10/4
FIRST ANSWER: x = 5/2
Step-by-step explanation (Question 2):
<u>Step 1: (Question 2): Multiply by LCM</u>
15x^2 - 6 = x
<u>Step 2: (Question 2): Solve 15x^2</u>
15x^2 - 6 = x:
x = 2/3
x = -3/5
<u>Step 3: (Question 2): Solve</u>
ANSWER: x=0.666667 or x=−0.6
See Attachment 1 for question 1 steps (FULL)
See Attachment 2 for question 2 steps (FULL)
Answer:
1) x = 5/2
2) x=0.666667 or x=−0.6
Hope this helps.
