Answer:
we conclude that the intervals in which the function P(t) is decreasing are:
Step-by-step explanation:
At x< 1, the function P(t) is decreasing
- A function p is an increasing function on an open interval if f(y) > f(x) for any two input values x and y in the given interval where y>x
- A function p is a decreasing function on an open interval if f(y) > f(x) for any two input values x and y in the given interval where y>x
From the figure, it is clear that the function seems to be increasing
from (1, 3) and then 4 to onwards.
But it is clear that the function seems to be decreasing from the x < 1 and from the interval (3, 4).
Therefore, we conclude that the intervals in which the function P(t) is decreasing are:
Answer:
Add 1 and 6, then divide by 2 and multiply by 3.
Step-by-step explanation:
Is it OK if I explain it before I write down the next term ?
-1 ___ 3 ___ 11 ___ 23 ___ 39 ___ ( )
The first blank is . . . . . " + 4 = " .
The second blank is . . " + 8 = " .
The third blank is . . . . " + 12 = " .
The fourth blank is . . . " + 16 = " .
So the fifth blank is . . . " + 20 = " and the next number is 59 .
Answer:the awnser is A i beleive not 100% sure
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