True or False. It is possible for an odd function to have the domain [0,infinity)? Justify your answer.
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Answer:
x=(3,1/4)
Step-by-step explanation:
Be sure to use the formula...
- First, move all variables to one side (left) of the equation. You want one side to be equivalent to zero.
-Next, you need to find a, b, and c. This should be...
a=4
b=-13
c=3
- Knowing this, fill in these variable to go along with the formula. I cannot do this for you, as you should try it on your own. But, you should end up with the solution x= (3,1/4).
- Hope this helps! If you need a further explanation or help on any more problems please let me know, as I would be glad to help anytime.
Answer:
Option A is correct not arithmetic
Explanation:
We have given terms these terms are not an arithmetic progression because
Arithmetic progression is the sequence of terms in which difference between successive and proceeding terms is same.
we can see the difference between and
is
Whereas, the difference between and
is
.