Answer:
<em>P=1620</em>
<em>Third option</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
<u>Horizontal Asymptotes</u>
A given function is said to have a horizontal asymptote in y=a, if:
Or,
For the given function, the population of the species of bird is given by
:
Where t is the time in years. To find the horizontal asymptote, we should compute both limits to check if they exist.
When t tends to plus infinity, P tends to 1620
.
The second asymptote is computed by:
When t tends to minus infinity, P tends to zero. Since the domain of P is
, this asymptote is not valid, thus our only asymptote is
Answer:



Step-by-step explanation:
Given
Represent
3-point word with T;
2-point with U and
1-point with V
--- (1)
If total questions is 30, then
--- (2)
If total points is 55, then
--- (3)
Substitute 5 + V for U in (2) and (3)
--- (2)


---- (4)
--- (3)





Divide through by 3
---- (5)
Subtract (5) from (4)



Recall that:



Substitute 10 for V in (5)



1.5 yards of ribbon per bow
84 bows need to be made, so 1.5 x 84 = 126 yards
1 yard = 0.33 feet, so 126/0.33=381.8181 (ans must round up)
So Jeanne will need 382 feet of ribbon
Answer:
22 in year book and 42 in drama
Step-by-step explanation:
there are in the yearbook club well if you slice them in half and give drama club 10 more than year book club
The given function has no undefined points nor domain constraint. Thus, the domain is:
.
<h3>Domain and Range</h3>
The domain of a function is the set of input values for which the function is real and defined. In the other words, when you define the domain, you are indicating for which values x the function is real and defined. An example, there is a restriction for the domain of fractions. The variable x in the denominator should be different of zero.
While the domain is related to the values of x, the range is related to the possible values of y that the function can have.
In this question, the function
has no undefined points nor domain constraint. Therefore, the domain is: 
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