Answer:
-35.09 but if your doing it the other way it would be 24.91
Answer:
The explanation in the procedure
Step-by-step explanation:
we have
solve for c
For -----> Find the value of c
------> is not an integer
therefore
x cannot be a multiple of 6
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The answer is:
d)
<h2>Why?</h2>
A hole is a point where rational functions lose its continuity, meaning that in that point, there is a discontinuity condition.
We can find the hole of a rational function if there are similar terms on the numerator and the denominator by finding:
First (x-component): The values of x that makes the function equal to 0 in both numerator and denominator.
Second (y-component): Re-evaluating the same term in the other factors of the function to know the y-component.
Finding the x component we have:
So, the x-component is 1,
Then, re-evaluating the function:
Therefore, the y-component is 4,
Hence,
The function has a hole at (1,4)
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Answer:
D. (2, 5)
Step-by-step explanation:
On a graph, (2, 5) is the only point in the solution space.
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You can evaluate the inequality for each of the points to see which works.
A. 4 > 2·4 -3 . . . . false
B. 12 > 2·9 -3 . . . . false
C. 2 > 2·3 -3 . . . . false
D. 5 > 2·2 -3 . . . . TRUE