Twice a increased by the cube of a equals b :
2a + a^3 = b
Answer:
All real numbers except for 5.
Step-by-step explanation:

The domain of rational functions is determined by the denominator. The denominator cannot equal zero since if they do, the function will be undefined.
Thus, we need to find the zero(s) of the denominator to determine the domain.


Therefore, the domain of the rational function is all real numbers except for 5.
In set builder notation, this is:

4/6 is an equivalent to 2/3
Equation to find number's value: 
Number's value: n = 35
Explanation:
Let n be the unknown number for this problem.
One fifth of a number is the same as
.
Three times the number is the same as 3n.
Twice the number plus 42 is the same as 2n + 42.
So, using the information we've gathered so far, we can create the equation that will provide us with n's value.
Equation: 
We can use this equation to find n's value.
You can subtract 2n from both sides to get the equation
, which is the same thing as the equation we were using.
Now add n and
together to get
.
After you do this, your equation should look like
.
Now divide both sides by
to get n's value.
n = 35
Answer:
(−2, 11/2)
Step-by-step explanation: