1. <span>12(x − 4)
</span>2. <span>x5
</span>3. <span>The quotient of some number and ten
</span>4. <span>b − 8
</span>5. <span>The quotient of four times some number and six
</span>6. <span>3x + 7
1. x and -4 are multiplied by 12
2 raided to this 5th power is an exponent
3 quotient means division
4 less than means subtraction
5 division means quotient, list numerator first then the denominator
6 product of is multiplication and more is an addition.</span>
Answer:
The correct option is;
Because the vertical line intercepted the graph more than once, the graph is of a relation, but it is not a function
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that a function maps a given value of the input variable, to the output variable, we have that a relation that has two values of the dependent variable, for a given dependent variable is not a function
Therefore, a graph in which at one given value of the input variable, x, there are two values of the output variable y is not a graph of a function
With the vertical line test, if a vertical line drawn at any suitable location on the graph, intercepts the graph at more than two points, then the relationship shown on the graph is not a function.
x = 50
The angles shown are vertically opposite and thus equal
so 3x - 30 = 2(x + 10)
3x - 30 = 2x +20
subtract 2x from both sides
3x - 2x - 30 = 20
x - 30 = 20
add 30 to both sides
x = 20 + 30 = 50
Part 1:
a = 2
b = 4
c = -3
Part 2: the parabola will open up
Part 3: axis of symmetry x = -1
