Answer:
g(x) approaches negative infinity
Step-by-step explanation:
g(x) = -x² + 2x + 4
limit at g(x) approaches infinity = -(∞)² + 2(∞) + 4 = -∞
I can't solve for f(x) because you didnt give me f(x)
Since 2x+y>4 you get y>4-2x. Then you draw the line y=4-2x then you are interested in everything above the line not including it since it is y>4-2x so it is a dashed line. You need to shade the side that satifies the inequality and since it is every pair (x,y) where y>4-2x, you need to shade everything above the line which is the side that does not include the origin. So the answer is C.
All but the first should be linear. Im questionable about the last one but the other 2
should definitely be linear
Answer:
Between 80 and 160
Step-by-step explanation:
this is such a bad graph i honestly could not give you an exact answer
