Answer: (2,11)
Step-by-step explanation:
To find the point where the functions will intersect, we want to find the place that they are equal to each other. We do this by setting the equations equal to each other.
5x+1=-2x+15 [add both sides by 2x]
7x+1=15 [subtract both sides by 1]
7x=14 [divide both sides by 7]
x=2
Now, we know that the functions intersect at x=2. To find the point, we would plug x back into both equations to ensure that the points are the same.
f(2)=5(2)+1 [multiply]
f(2)=10+1 [add]
f(2)=11
The point on f(x) is (2,11).
g(2)=-2(2)+15 [multiply]
g(2)=-4+15 [add]
g(2)=11
The point on g(x) is (2,11).
Since the point at x=2 is the same for f(x) and g(x), we know that the graph intersects at (2,11).
Answer:
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Answer:
35 pounds of $8.00 tea and 15 pounds of $6.00 tea
Step-by-step explanation:
Let x represent the pounds of tea of the $8 kind. 8x would represent the total cost of that type of tea. We can also say 50 - x is the pounds of tea of the $6 kind, so 6(50 - x) is the total cost of that type of tea. 50 * 7.4 represents the total cost of all the tea, and the expression 8x + 6(50 -x) would also represent the same thing. We can write this as an equation,
8x + 6(50 -x) = 50 * 7.4
simplify,
8x + 300 - 6x = 370
2x + 300 = 370
and solve.
2x = 70
x = 35
This means there is 35 pounds of the $8 kind.
We can subtract that from 50 to find,
50 - 35 = 15,
15 pounds is the amount of the $6 kind.
Answer:
228 ft
Step-by-step explanation:
P = 2(l+w)
We know the length is 97 and the width 17
P = 2(97+17)
= 2(114)
=228
Coming from a 6th grader but I hope this is right!
Polynomials of degree greater than 2 can have more than one max or min value. The largest possible number of minimum or maximum points is one less than the degree of the polynomial. The following examples illustrate several possibilities.
since the degree is 4
number of possible extreme values = 4 -1 = 3
