The domain of a function is the set of all the x terms of the function and the range of a function is the set of all the y terms of a function.
For example, take a look below.
The domain is the set of all x terms in each ordered pair and the
range will be the set of all the y terms in each ordered pair.
You would divide both sides by 0.75, to get a=-12.
I think this is a one- step equation, but that is the only way I think you can solve it.
Rounding is simple:
- If the previous digit is 5-9, round the number to the left of it up a number. If it is 4-0, leave the number to the left of it as it is.
For 82.98, we can round 82 to 83, since 82 is the whole number and the previous digit is 9 (so we round up).
For 169.645, we scratch off 45. Since 6 is in the tenth's place and the previous digit of it is 4, we leave it at 169.64.
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Answer:
Using ∣x∣>a⇒x<−a or x>a, we get
∣3x−7∣>4⇒3x−7<−4 or 3x−7>4
⇒3x<3 or 3x>11⇒x<1 or x>
3
11
⇒x∈(−∞,1)∪(
3
11
,∞).
Answer:
8 bags of apples
Step-by-step explanation:
first you do 64 apples divided by 8 bags
then you would get the answer of 8 bags of apples given to 8 different teachers
