What is the sum of 1/4+1/10
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Let's build the equation counting how many x's and 1's are there on each side.
On the left hand side we have 5x's and 8 1's, for a total of
On the left hand side we have 3x's and 10 1's, for a total of
So, the equation we want to solve is
Subtract 3x from both sides:
Subtract 8 from both sides:
Divide both sides by 2:
So far the only true statement I see is that function f is increasing whilst function g is decreasing.
I cannot say yes to the first one as there is a lack of x-intercepts.
Past the interval of 0,2, there are no changes in the line of function g as it remains the same despite the increase in y. Function f on the other hand has a rate of change.
The y-intercepts are the same (positive 2) so the third statement is out.
I cannot say yes to the first one as there is a lack of x-intercepts.
Past the interval of 0,2, there are no changes in the line of function g as it remains the same despite the increase in y. Function f on the other hand has a rate of change.
The y-intercepts are the same (positive 2) so the third statement is out.