Answer:
66
Step-by-step explanation:
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When an equation is in standard form, x isn't negative so she should divide everything by a negative 1 to change it into a positive equation.
Answer:
51
Step-by-step explanation:
11+(-7)^2-9 - original
11+49-9 - square the -7, since its in brackets the negative applies too and a negative x a negative = positive, so it ends up as 7x7+49
60-9 - add both positives 11+49=60
51 - subtract 9 from 60, 60-9=51
If we are going to write the equation in its mathematical form, we will see that it becomes,
<span> f(x) = 17/(x – 5)</span>
The domain of the function is the number of x that would allow us to solve the equation and get a real value for f(x). In this equation, x can take any real numbers so long as it is not 5. This is because 5 – 5 in the denominator will lead to 0 which in turn makes the equation indefinite.
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