I flipped a coin and got heads 14 times and tails 11 times, if that helps
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Explanation:
The given piecewise function is

At first piecewise functions may be strange confusing things, but they aren't so bad. I like to think of it like this: f(x) is a function that changes its identity based on what the input x is. We have three situations
- f(x) = -4x+3 when x < 3
- f(x) = -x^3 when

- f(x) = 3x^2+1 when x > 8
In a sense, we have three different functions but they are combined somehow.
If x is smaller than 3, then we go for the first definition. Or if x is between 3 and 8, then we go for the second definition. Or if x is larger than 8, then we go for the third definition.
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f(-5) means f(x) when x = -5. We see that -5 is smaller than 3, so x = -5 makes x < 3 true. We'll use the first definition
f(x) = -4x+3
f(-5) = -4(-5)+3
f(-5) = 20+3
f(-5) = 23
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Now the input is x = 12. This is larger than 8. In other words, x = 12 makes x > 8 true. We'll use the third definition
f(x) = 3x^2+1
f(12) = 3(12)^2+1
f(12) = 3(144)+1
f(12) = 432+1
f(12) = 433
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Side notes:
- We won't use the second definition since we don't have any x inputs between 3 and 8
- To say "less than or equal to" on a keyboard, you can write "<=" without quotes. For example,
is the same as x<=5
You can determine if two numbers are equal if they have the same value. (4 are 4 are equal) (4 and 5 are not equal). You can determine if two expressions are equal by solving them. If the answers are of an equal value, they are equal. (4+5 and 6+3 are equal because they both work out to be 9) (4+5 and 5+5 are not equal because they work out to be 9 and 10.)
~Crutchie
p.s. The mathmatical term for "equal" is <em>equivilent. </em>As in <em>equivilent expressions</em> or <em>equivilent numbers</em>.
p.p.s. The mathmatical term for "numbers" are <em>integers</em>. As in <em>the diffrence between the integers </em>or <em>equivilent integers.</em>
Answer:
C, D, B
Step-by-step explanation:
the mode is if a number is repeated more than one time
EX. 15, 23, 15, 23, 15
C because 15 is repeated 3 times and 19 is too.
D because 42 is repeated 2 times and so is 18.
B because 87 is repeated 2 times and 32 is too.