What is 3 numbers between 2.15 and 2.17
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The Punnett square is a diagram divided into squares that is used to determine genotypes.
The question is incomplete, as the required details such as the characters that represent the plant heights and the flower colors are not given.
So, I will give a general explanation instead.
Assume the plants that are crossed are represented as: TT and Tt.
The possible genotypes would be TT, TT,Tt and Tt
In the above list of genotypes, genotype T is dominant over genotype t
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Part 1.
A. x=0 can be used for function that have x≤1, so f(x) =x²
B.You need substitute x by 0. x=0,
then
f(0) = 1) x² =0² =0 x≤1
Part 2.
A. f(x) =x², Graph is attached.
B. f(x) =2x+1, Graph is attached.
C. The functions will change in the point x=1
For f(x) =x² , x ≤1 ; f(1) = 1. The point (1,1) is included, the dot should be filled (closed).
For the function f(x)=2x+1, x>1. The point f(1)=3 is not included, the dot should be empty(open).
D. Point(1,1) is closed(filled circle), point (1,3) is open(empty circle).
A. x=0 can be used for function that have x≤1, so f(x) =x²
B.You need substitute x by 0. x=0,
then
f(0) = 1) x² =0² =0 x≤1
Part 2.
A. f(x) =x², Graph is attached.
B. f(x) =2x+1, Graph is attached.
C. The functions will change in the point x=1
For f(x) =x² , x ≤1 ; f(1) = 1. The point (1,1) is included, the dot should be filled (closed).
For the function f(x)=2x+1, x>1. The point f(1)=3 is not included, the dot should be empty(open).
D. Point(1,1) is closed(filled circle), point (1,3) is open(empty circle).