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Answer:
-5/4 +i(√2)/4 and -5/4 -i(√2)/4
Step-by-step explanation:
I find simplest form to be easier to get to if the leading coefficient is 1. Dividing by 16, we have ...
x^2 +5/2x +27/16 = 0
Completing the square by adding and subtracting the square of half the x-coefficient, we get ...
(x^2 +5/2x +25/16) +27/16 -25/16 = 0
(x +5/4)^2 = 2/16
Subtracting 2/16, taking the square root, and subtracting 5/4 gives ...
x +5/4 = ±√(-2/16)
x = -5/4 ±i(√2)/4
The roots are -5/4 +i(√2)/4 and -5/4 -i(√2)/4.
This is a function since it passes the vertical line test. It is impossible to draw a single vertical line to have it pass through more than one point on the curve.
The domain is the set of numbers x such that x is between -3 and +3 excluding those endpoints. In other words, the domain is -3 < x < 3. We never actually get to either endpoint because of the vertical asymptotes.
The range is the set of all real numbers. It is possible to get any output we want depending on the specific input.
Answer:
Greek
Step-by-step explanation:
compare 5/7 and 64/89
5/7 = .71429
64/89= .71910
64/89 is the greater fraction
Just subsitute 8 for n
1/2(8)^2-1/2(8)
1/2(64)-4
32-4
28
D
The answers are C and E,
According to the interior and exterior angle theorem, this should be correct:
<3+<4+<6=180
<3+<1=180
<4+<6=<1
so they are the interior opposite of <1
