Considering the given graph, it is found that the numeric value of the function r(x) at x = -3 is of 2.
<h3>How to find the numeric value of a function given it's graph?</h3>
The numeric value of a function is the value of y for the given value of x, hence, we have to look at the value of x on the horizontal axis, and verify the equivalent value of y on the vertical axis.
In this problem, when the horizontal axis is of x = -3, the vertical axis is of y = 2, hence the numeric value of the function r(x) at x = -3 is of 2.
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25.64/4 =6.41
6.41*6=38.46
so you will need a total of $38.46 to buy 6 books.
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Factor out the 4 in both equations
8a^2-20^2=(2^2 times a^2 times 2)-(2^2 times 5)
therefor it is also equal to
(2a)^2 times 2-(2^2 times 5)
we can force it into a difference of 2 perfect squares which is a^2-b^2=(a-b)(a+b)
(2a√2)^2-(2√5)^2=((2a√2)-(2√5))((2a√2)+(2√5))
True because it the reasons used to support the conclusion are fake or false, then the argument is lost
