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Answer:
{y| y is a real number}
Step-by-step explanation:
The range is all the y's that an equation can produce or all the y's on a graph of the function.
This graph has every and any real y (because it keeps going forever, even off the screen or paper) It's a little hard to see, bc we just see it going left and right mostly, but it is also slightly going up (to the left) and down (to the right)
Y=-2x+5 that is your function
The sum of the sum notation ∞Σn=1 2(1/5)^n-1 is S= 5/2
<h3>How to determine the sum of the notation?</h3>
The sum notation is given as:
∞Σn=1 2(1/5)^n-1
The above notation is a geometric sequence with the following parameters
- Initial value, a = 2
- Common ratio, r = 1/5
The sum is then calculated as
S = a/(1 - r)
The equation becomes
S = 2/(1 - 1/5)
Evaluate the difference
S = 2/(4/5)
Express the equation as products
S = 2 * 5/4
Solve the expression
S= 5/2
Hence, the sum of the sum notation ∞Σn=1 2(1/5)^n-1 is S= 5/2
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Let z be any number (like x would be)
if we set z equal to 2x-6y, then we get z = 2x-6y
The system
2x-6y = 8
2x-6 = 3
turns into this new system
z = 8
z = 3
but z is a single number. It can't be both 8 and 3 at the same time. So there are no solutions
