It is true because
when you separate 2y^2 +9y -18, you are supposed to get the factors
(2y-3)(y+6), when you multiply this it gives you the first equation, we know
this because when we multiply the first term it gives us exactly 2y^2 and if we
multiply the last ones it gives you -18, now here is the tricky part, when we
multiply the middle part we get 12y and -3y, when we add these up we get 9y,
now is that the same middle as in the equation? Yes… then our factors are correct
making this true
Hope this helps
I find it best to switch everything exponents when taking derivatives.
F(x) = 7/x
Same as..
F(x) = 7x^-1
Take derivative..
F'(x) = -7x^-2
Plug in x = 1
F'(1) = -7(1)^-2
F'(1) = -7
This is easy. Select different values for x to find y values.
For example, let x = 0.
y = 8x + 12
y = 8(0) + 12
y = 0 + 12
y = 12
On your table, you have x = 0 and y = 12.
Do the same using other values of x.
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
Use the quadratic formula
M=3 is the correct answer
