The domain of the function is the value of the independent variable, or simply the x-values. The range is the value of the dependent variable, or the y-values. You can determine its domain and range if the curve of the function passes through their coordinates. Hence,
A. True. If you extend the curve downwards, its opening widens and would then encompass all x-values
B. True.
C. False. This is contradictory to A.
D. True. This is same with B.
E. False. This is contradictory to B.
F. False, the origin is at (0,2). It does not extend upward.
The answers are A, B and D.
Showin that x=p the. The only way that y=q is because the others are the same say x=179 the y has to =1 and then p=179 so q has to equal =1
Answer:
x^2 -6x +6
Step-by-step explanation:
<em>Square of a difference (can be found in IM2)</em>
Formula: a^2 -2ab +b^2
x= a; 3= b
(x -3)(x -3)
<em>Plug in to formula.</em>
x^2 -2(x)(3) +3^2
<em>Simplify.</em>
x^2 -6x +6
You could do 60-37 then that would give you 23. If that's what your looking for
The answer is that the sum of x and y should be less than c
