We are given coordinates of a continuous function f(x)
(–2, 0)
(0, –2)
(2, –1)
(4, 0).
We need to find the possible turning point for the continuous function.
<u>Note: Turning point is a point on the graph where slope of the curve changes from negative to positive or positive to negative.</u>
<em>A turning point is always lowest or highest point of the curve (where bump of the graph seen).</em>
For the given coordinates we can see that (–2, 0) and (4, 0) coordinates are in a same line, that is on the x-axis.
But the coordinate (0, –2) is the lowest point on the graph.
Therefore, (0, –2) is the turning point for the continuous function given.
Answer:
23
Step-by-step explanation:
It is complementary. That means it is 90 degrees exactly. So 90-67=23.
The reciprocal for 73 is <span>0.01369863013</span>
The gial is to isolate the variable taht is the first thing to remember, second whatever you do to one side you must do to the other. yiu can approach this.in two ways as I see it with 1b or alk fractions. I prefer fractions so first you want yo get rid of the 9/4 on the variabke side so 9/4-9/4 is zero and 7/4-9/4=(-2/4) then you have 1/2b=(-2/4) or (-1/2) so you multipke both sides by two and get b=(-1) hope that helped
