Domain is the set of numbers you can use for the equaiton
remember you can't divide by zero, or take the squaer root of a negtive number (we don't have sqrts in this quesiton so don't worry about last one)
so you can't divide by 0
domain =all real number except those that make divide by zero
where is that?
x-1=0
x=1
when x=1, we can't allw that
domain=all real numbers except 1
<span>f(x) = 1/4 to the power of x + 2= 627
f(x) = 1/4 to the power of x + 2= same thing as the one above
f(x) = 1/4 to the power of x - 2= 623
f(x) = 1/4 to the power of x − 2= same thing as the one above
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Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
I'm assuming those are two fractions being divided. I just write it out. It looks scary but it's really not. Just do this:
~=this is my dividing sign when not in fraction form cause I don't have an actual sign here.
9/14 ~ 5/12
Then you KCF(Keep, Change, Flip). Keep the first number the same. Change the dividing sign to multiplication. Then flip the last fraction so that it is now 12/5.
The problem now stands as:
9/14 • 12/5
Simplify and the you have your final answer. I recommend looking up the keep change flip video by flocabulary in case you haven't checked it out yet. It really helped me learn this method. Hope this helped!!
-Liananna
I believe you just plug in the distance formula:
remove the radical by squaring both sides. then remove the exponents. you'll then have
y equals 39. I'm not entirely sure about this. I hope I answered your question correctly
