Answer:
your answer would be C
Step-by-step explanation:
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Hello there!
The answer is C.
I will explain to you how I came to this answer.
•First of all, I counted the turning points. There are two, so that means this polynomial function has THREE roots. (# of turning points+1=number of roots.)
•Next, look to see how many times the function crosses the x-axis. This is the number of REAL solutions. In this case, there is one point at which the f(x) is crossing the x-axis so there is one real solution.
•Since there is one real solution there has to be 2 imaginary roots. (Total # of solutions-real solutions=imaginary solutions)
NOTE: the turning points are where the increasing intervals change to decreasing and the decreasing change to increasing. The first derivative at these points is 0.
I hope this helps!
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Find the equations of the lines...
First find the slope...(y2-y1)/(x2-x1)=m
m=(6-1)/(8-5)=5/3 and it passes through (5,1) so
y=mx+b becomes:
y=5x/3+b and using (5,1)
1=5(5)/3+b
1=25/3+b
3/3-25/3=b
b=-22/3 so
y1=(5x-22)/3
.... now y2...
m=(8-3)/(-1--4)=5/3 (note it has the same slope as y1...
y=5x/3+b and using the point (-1,8)
8=5(-1)/3+b
8=-5/3+b
24/3+5/3=b
b=29/3, now note that the y-intercept is different...
y2=(5x+29)/3
Since these lines have the same slope but different y-intercepts, they are parallel to each other. (and will never intersect.)
A double replacement reaction occurs when the ionic parts of two ionic compounds are exchanged.
Reaction 1 results in a product which is a single compound. No ionic parts are exchanged.
Reaction 3 results in one compound being separated into its elemental parts. No ionic parts are exchanged.
Reaction 4 has two reactants, but Pb is an element and not an ionic compound. No ionic parts are exchanged.
Hence, the answer is Reaction 2. Both NaBr and Ca(OH)2 are ionic compounds. Br - is the anion in NaBr, and (OH)2 is also an anion. Ionic parts are exchanged.
Answer:
Csc(pi)
Cot(pi)
Csc(0)
Sec(90)
Step-by-step explanation:
