Answer:
Usually in the equation they use Sin, Cos, or tan. Although, If the point in the graph starts at 0 is is sin and anything else would be cos. Tan is the sort of vertical squiggly line.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
f(x) = 7x² - 15x + 2
A) f(1) = 7*1² - 15*1 +2 = - 6
f(1.5) = 7*(1.5)² -15*1.5 + 2 = - 4.75
B) f(2.2) = 7*(2.2)²-15*(2.2)+2 = 2.28
C) f(1) = 7*1² - 15*1 +2 = - 6
f(1) = 7*2² - 15*2 +2 = 0
D) not for all real numbers because we already have
f(2.2) = 7*(2.2)²-15*(2.2)+2 = 2.28 that is positive.
Answer: x= ?
y= 5
mK= 17
mL= 17
ML= 33
Step-by-step explanation:
i dont want to explain but i don’t know what x is i’m sure the rest are right
Answer:
0.5 pounds is one game
2 pounds is one textbook
Step-by-step explanation:
g = games
t = textbooks
Let's start with how much a game weighs. We know that when Chad added two more games the weight of the box increased by one pound (it was previously 21 pounds and then went to 22 when the two games were added). This means one game equals half of a pound (or 0.5 lbs.)...

-> if you divide one side by two, you must do the same to the other.

Now that we know the weight of the games, we can figure out the weight of the textbooks.
-> 6 games and 9 textbooks weigh 21 pounds.
Plugging in that each game is 0.5 pounds...






That means that each textbook equals 2 pounds.
I hope this helps!
Recall that

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If you know the Maclaurin series for

, finding this expansion should be easy.