3 1/3 easy i trick i use is too divide the three by 10 you get 3 and there's 1 left so three wholes and 1/3 left
1. Multiply length times width as if they were integer number:
Now place the decimal point. To do it we have to keep in mind that the result will have as many decimals as the sum of the decimals of each number. In this case, only the width had one decimal, it means that the result will only have one decimal:
Step-by-step explanation:
the domain is the set or interval of all valid x values.
the range is the set or interval of all valid y values.
1.
domain = {-1, 2, 5}
range = {0, 2, 3, 7}
function : no, because x = -1 has 2 different y values assigned (7 and 2). that violates the definition of a function.
2.
domain = {-3, -2, -1, 1, 4}
range = {-5, -1, 0, 2}
function : yes. every x bake has exactly one y value assigned.
3.
domain = {4, 6, 7}
range = {-1, 2, 3, 5}
function : no, because x = 4 has 2 different y values assigned (2 and 5).
4.
domain = [-3, 3) "3" is not included, hence the empty dot
range = [-4, 5]
function : yes
5.
domain = (-infinity, +infinity) "infinity" is not a possible value, so the limits are not included.
range = [-1, 2]
function : yes
6.
domain = [-2, +infinity)
range = (-infinity, +infinity)
function : no. except for x = -2 all x values have 2 different y values assigned.
1 gallon is 16 cups
we have 11/4 cups which multiplied by 16 gives us 44 cups
