Which number line can be used to find the distance between (4, –1) and (8, –1)?
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Polynomial division yields
As
, you have the remainder term approaching 
, so the horizontal asymptote is the line 
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So hmmm check the picture below
so, we're looking for dr/dt then at 4:00pm or 4 hours later
now, keep in mind that, the distance "x", is not changing, is constant whilst "y" and "r" are moving, that simply means when taking the derivative, that goes to 0
so, we're looking for dr/dt then at 4:00pm or 4 hours later
now, keep in mind that, the distance "x", is not changing, is constant whilst "y" and "r" are moving, that simply means when taking the derivative, that goes to 0
Hello There!
Dividing a fraction is the same thing as multiplying by its reciprocal.
This means that ÷
is the same as multiplying
by
.
So basically when you divide you leave the first fraction alone but the second fraction in this case, 5/12 you would flip the number on top and the number on bottom to 12/5.
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