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Answer:
The first choice, y = x^3 + 5
Discussion:
Let
y = (x-5) ^ (1/3)
To find the inverse, sway x and y and then solve for y:
x = ( y - 5 )^(1/3) => cube both sides
x^3 = y - 5 => add 5 to both sides
x^3 + 5 = y
So the inverse is x^3 + 5, which is the first choice
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MrB
The answr is 2 okay that’s the answer
he initial number of trees was 204.
<h3>How to find the initial number of trees?</h3>
The first step to finding the initial number of trees is to write an equation that represents the situation.
- T is equal to the initial number of trees.
- 5 trees were removed = t - 5
- Each tree produces 210 oranges = (t-5) (210)
- The total of oranges is 41,780 = (t-5) (210)= 41,780
- (t-5) (210)= 41,780
- t-5= 41,780 / 210
- t-5 = 198.95
- t = 198.95 + 5
- t = 203.9
This number can be rounded as 204.
Note: This question is incomplete; here is the missing section:
Find the initial number of trees.
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The x^2 over the x is like subtracting x from x^2, so the new equation would be 9-x/-3. You divide 9 by -3 to get the final answer of -3-x, or -x-3, which is E.
Answer:
they are not like terms
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