Answer:
its true answer is 0 how many times you multiply zero it's result is always zero
The rational function is defined as a polynomial of two parts. That is numerator and denominator i.e., denominator should not be zero.
Step-by-step explanation:
The given function is f(x)=13/10-x
Step:1
apply values to the term x in the given function,
Take X=1,
the equation becomes
f(1)=13/10-1
f(1)=1.444
Take X=2,
the equation becomes,
f(2)=13/10-8
f(2)=1.625
similarly,
f(3)=1.857,
f(4)=2.167,
f(5)=2.60,
f(6)=3.25,
f(7)=4.33,
f(8)=6.50,
f(9)=13,
but for f(10)= 13/10-10
f(10)=∞
f(11)=-13,
f(12)=-6.5,
f(13)=4.33,.. etc
so, f(x) is positive when the X value is less than 10.
f(x) is negative when the X value is more than 10.
but f(10)=∞ is never possible
Therefore, all the numbers are correctly apted expect zero
Answer:
3/8
Step-by-step explanation:
divide out the 4's and you are left with 3/8
You can't determine that unless you are given the sequence. of course you can infer about it and is easy but mathematically, there are an infinite number or sequences with these terms but u need the sequence
Answer:
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