<span>No, Because the given numbers have different value.
Let’s explain it further.
Notice the variable x that is being used. It is considered as the unknown
number
=> In the first equation
=> x3 * x3 * x3 – In this equation unknown variable is being multiplied by 3
each first before you can proceed with multiplying all the three x3
For example, let x = 2
=> 2(3) x 2(3) x 2(3)
=> 6 x 6 x 6
=> 216
=> In the second equation
=> x3 * 3 * 3
=> 2(3) x 3 x 3
=> 54
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-47,-21,-13,6,9,49,63,69 I think is the answer
Answer:
divide 45,800/5 you get 9,160
Step-by-step explanation:
By definition of absolute value,
Differentiating once gives
As
from either side, we find that
, so really
Differentiating again, we find
but this time, the limit does not exist as
from either side, so
is undefined. However, we see that
when
, and
when
, and we know that
is continuous at
. This means the concavity must change at
, so (0, 0) is the inflection point. (The takeaway is that inflection points *can* occur when the second derivative is undefined, but not always.)