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This question revolves around the concept of domain (primarily) and range (secondarily). The domain of the square root function is [0, +infinity).
The domain of "three times the sqrt of a" shares that domain: [0, +infinity).
We were not asked to come up with the range, but if the range is wanted, it is
[0, +infinity).
Answer:
-22y+27
Step-by-step explanation:
(4y-9)(2y-3)
<u>Distribute:</u>
8y-12y-18y+27
<u>Combine like terms:</u>
8y-12y-18y=-22y
-22y+27
Answer:
<em>Equation of line; y = - 6x</em>
Step-by-step explanation:
As we can see from this graph, point ( 0, 0 ) lying on this graph intersects the y - axis such that it forms a y - intercept of 0;
At the same time we can note that the change in y / change in x, in other words the slope, differs by a rise of 6 / run of - 1, 6 / - 1 being a slope of - 6;
If this equation is in slope - intercept form ⇒
y = a * x + b, where a ⇒ slope, and b ⇒ y - intercept,
<em>Equation of line; y = - 6x</em>
