12 pigs×4 legs=48 legs
18 chickens×2 legs=36 legs
48 legs+36 legs=84 legs
12 are pigs and 18 are chickens
Ms. Cassidy instructed Miguel to change one sign of the graph of y < 2x – 4 so that point (2, 3) can be included in the solution set.
To check which of the given options might Miguel write we check the inequality that holds true for the point (2,3).Substituting x=2 ,y=3 we have:
1) y < 2x – 1
3<2(2)-1
3<3 Not True.
2)y ≤ 2x – 4
3≤ 2(2) -4
3≤ 0 .Not true.
3) y > 2x – 4
3> 2(2)-4
3> 0 True.
4) y < 2x + 4
3<2(2)+4
3<8 True
5) .y < 3.5x – 4
3< 3.5(2)-4
3<3 Not true
6) y < 4x – 4
3<4(2)-4
3<4 True.
Options 3 ,4 ,6 holds true for the point (2,3)
A3=3
a4=5
a5=8
This sequence has properties similar to those of the Fibonacci sequence.
The graph of the function is a parabola.
The nose comes down as far as y=4 but no farther.
That happens when (x - 2)² = 0 , and THAT happens when x = 2 .