Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
Suppose x is odd. Then x^4 is also odd. So x^4 + 1 is even. Then for the whole function to be even, kx^2 should also be even. x^2 is obviously odd as x is odd. So to make kx^2 even, k should be even.
Now suppose x is <em>even</em>. Then x^4 + 1 is odd. So to make the function even, kx^2 should also be odd. But x is even, so kx^2 automatically becomes even, and then the whole function becomes odd. So the student's statement doesn't hold when x is even, no matter what the value of k is.
So the statement is true when x is odd and k is even.
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I have tried and from what I can tell, it is mathematically impossible.
Answer:
5x+4
Step-by-step explanation:
4x+3x+4-2x
Combine like terms
4x+3x-2x +4
5x +4
Answer:
All are rational.
Step-by-step explanation:
1)
=1/3/3/5
=1/3×5/3
=5/9
5/9 is non-terminating and recurring number so it is rational.
2)
4/3√9/5
=4/3*3/5
=4/5
4/5 is a terminating number it is rational.
3)
2*√16/√4
=2*4/2
=4
4 is a natural/whole number it is also rational.
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