<span>First of all, F is true because (16 - 16)/(16 - 4) = 0. It just means when you plug in that number (16) you'll get 0. This will NOT happen for 4 because the 0 is in the denominator.
Look what happens if you have x = 4. This gives you 12/0, which is undefined. For some graphs, this is a hole, but let's look closer.
What happens if you have x = 3.9? You'll have 12.1/0.1. 3.9999? 12.0001/0.0001. The closer you get to 4, the closer you'll get to y = infinity.
But what if you have 4.1? 11.9/-0.1. You'll get the same results, but NEGATIVE infinity. So it is NOT a hole in the graph.
If you draw it out, you'll see that there is a vertical asymptote at x = 4.
B and F are true.
As for horizontal asymptotes, look at it like this: y = 16-16/16 - 4 means y = 0. There is no asymptote here. Try subbing in 1 = (x -16)/(x - 4).
Multiply by x - 4 on both sides
x - 4 = x - 16
There is no solution here; there will be an asymptote, so D is also true.
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No.
The relation is proportional when it can be written as
y = kx
As soon as you add a constant, you destroy the proportionality.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The area of a bedroom floor is the width multiplied by the length. We know that the length's is 
feet and the width is 
feet. We just multiply the 2 fractions to find the area of her bedroom floor in feet squared
→ There area various methods but I am going to use the improper fraction method. First convert the fractions into improper fractions
→ We can cancel out 4 and 32 with 1 and 8
→ Multiply like normal fractions
→ Convert into mixed fraction
Think about what a half-life means as a table.
years amount Left
20 1/2
40 1/4
60 1/8
80 1/16
Starting at t = 0, the amount left (or density) = (1/2)^(t/20)
For t =35, the decay factor = .297
Since you need to work backwards, divide by that factor. 6 / .297 = 20.18 mg per sq cm
