Answer:
x = -11
Step-by-step explanation:
2x - 7 = 3x - 2x - 18
2x - 7 = x - 18
collect like terms
2x - x = 7 - 18
x = -11
Answer:
Option (A)
Step-by-step explanation:
Graph of function 'f' represents,
x - intercept of the function 'f' → (1, 0)
y - intercept of the function → (0, 6)
As x-approaches ∞, value of the function approaches (-2)
Points in the given table is for the another function 'g'
x - intercept of the function 'g' → (1, 0) [For x - intercept, y = 0]
y - intercept of the function 'g' → (0, 3) [For y - intercept, x = 0]
As x approaches ∞, value of function 'g' approaches (-1).
Therefore, x - intercepts of both the functions are same but end behavior are different when x → ∞.
Option (A) will be the answer.
The value of sin(2x) is 
Explanation:
Given that 
The formula for
is 
Since, 
Also, it is given that 
Thus,
and 
To find the hypotenuse, let us use the pythagoras theorem,

Now, we can find the value of sin x and cos x.


Now, substituting these values in the formula for sin 2x, we get,

Thus, the value of sin(2x) is 
<h3>Answer: 7 goes in the blank space</h3>
The range of values for x is 2 < x < 7
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Explanation:
The hinge theorem says that the larger the opposite side is, the larger the angle will be.
AD = 11, DC = 8
Since AD > DC, this means angle ABD > angle DBC.
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angle ABD > angle DBC
20 > 4x-8
20+8 > 4x-8+8 ... add 8 to both sides
28 > 4x
4x < 28 ... flip both sides and the inequality sign
4x/4 < 28/4 ... divide both sides by 4
x < 7
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At the same time, the angle 4x-8 cannot be 0 or negative.
So we say 4x-8 > 0. Let's solve this for x.
4x-8 > 0
4x-8+8 > 0+8 ... add 8 to both sides
4x > 8
4x/4 > 8/4 ... divide both sides by 4
x > 2
2 < x ... flip both sides and the inequality sign
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We have 2 < x and x < 7. Both of these combine to the compound inequality 2 < x < 7
We can pick any value between 2 and 7 as long as we dont pick x = 2 or we dont pick x = 7.
Answer:
Choice D
Step-by-step explanation:
QS ≈ TR
they have same direction, sense and magnitude