Revenue of Movie A on first weekend = $ 142.44 million
According to the given statement, revenue of movie A was $4.14 million more than the revenue of movie B in their first weekends.
So, we can write:
Revenue of movie A = Revenue of movie B + $4.14 million
Revenue of movie B = 142.44 million - 4.14 million = $ 138.30 million.
Thus movie B take in $138.30 million on its opening weekend.
I might be wrong but it should be 1
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
calculate the difference height (P) is -6 and (t) is 2.85
Δy divided by Δx = rate of change
3-9 = -6
6.23-3.41 = 2.85
then divide
2.85 / -6 = .475
Your answer will be - .475
It helps to first clarify that the notation (f - g)(x) simply means f(x) - g(x). Given that, let's look at our f(x) and our g(x) here, and use their definitions to find their difference.

When we're taking (f - g)(x), we simply substitute the expression 3x + 1 for f(x) and the expression x² - 6 for g(x) to obtain:

Or, ordering the polynomial from highest power to lowest and combining the constants:

Edit: By request, here's what would happen if you had something instead like:

In this case, you'd have to *multiply* the two function expressions together. Here's what that would look like:

Using the distributive property, we can distribute the expression

to the terms

and

:

Distributing again, we get:

And we're done.