Answer:
D im not sure but i hope its right
Step-by-step explanation:
Its the 2nd one becuase 2(-1)+2=0 witch is greater than -4.
So first we assume that half is adult and have is student.
So
215 adult 215 student
Now since it said they were 70 less student tickets than adult tickets we subtract 70.
215 - 70 = 145
Now we add the 70 we subtracted from student tickets to the adult tickets.
215 + 70 = 285
So there were
285 adult tickets sold and 145 student tickets sold
I hope this helped. Have a great day!
d/dx cos^2(5x^3)
= d/dx [cos(5x^3)]^2
= 2[cos(5x^3)]
= - 2[cos(5x^3)] * sin(5x^3)
= - 2[cos(5x^3)] * sin(5x^3) * 15x^2
= - 30[cos(5x^3)] * sin(5x^3) * x^2
Explanation:
d/dx x^n = nx^(n - 1)
d/dx cos x = - sin x
Chain rule:
d/dx f(g(...w(x))) = f’(g(...w(x))) * g’(...w(x)) * ... * w’(x)
