Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
You don't need to memorize all of the square roots. Looking at each square root, find a number close to it that you know -- The square root of five is close to the square root of four, which is 2. The square root of 28 is close to the square root of 25, which is 5. 28 is a slightly bigger than 25, so the square root will be slightly greater than 5.
Answer:
Graph 1
Domain = -8 =< x =< 10
Range = -9 =< f(x) =< 9
Graph 2
Domain = -1 =< x =< 5
Range = -1 =< f(x) =< 2
Explaination:
Domain means the inputed x values on the x-axis, so to make things simpler and to not write every individual x values. We write it with <, >, and =<. (you can see it as the 'width' of a graph).
Range means the output y values on the y-axis. It's like the 'height' of a graph. And also, to make things simpler and to not write every individual y values. We write it with <, >, and =< with f(x) too because f(x) = y.
A = 1/3 * s^2 * h where s is a side of the base and h is the height.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Rewrite this as
Knowing that i-squared = -1:
Both i-squared and 100 are perfect squares, so this simplifies to
±10i
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
b. 1000 messages: 30 dollars
1,725 messages: 51.75
c. 2,000
2,500
600
b. 37.5
I cant do the rest because they have graph stuff :)
