When taking square roots, you can't take square roots of negative roots of negative numbers. So, what will work for the domain of u(x) is what makes u(x) zero or more. We can make an inequality for that.
u(x) ≥ 0.

9x + 27 ≥ 0 by squaring both sides
9x ≥ -27
x ≥ -3
So the domain of the function is when x ≥ -3 is true.
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16 times .20 equals 3.2 and the add 3.2 to 16 and get $19.20
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If she continues to throw darts 75 more times, she could predict to hit the
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bull's-eye 15 times.</h2>
Step-by-step explanation:
Shay found that she hit the bull's-eye when throwing darts
times =
.
In five times, she will hit the dart once.
If she continues to throw darts 75 more times,
the probability that she will hit the bull's eye =
(75) = 15 times.
If she continues to throw darts 75 more times, she could predict to hit the
bull's-eye 15 times.
3x10^5
+7x10^4
+7x10^3
+0x10^2
+6x10^1
+0x10^0
Answer:
a ≈ 14 or 6
Step-by-step explanation:
264 = π × a × (20 - a)
a(20 - a) =
≈ 84 (rounded off to nearest whole number)
Opening the brackets we get;
a² - 20a + 84 = 0
Applying the quadratic formula we get:
a ≈ 14 or 6