What are 2 possible values for x where x ≥ 6?
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Answer: Choice C.
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Explanation:
The domain is the set of all allowed x inputs.
Here we see that x = -3 is the smallest x value possible as it is from the left-most point. The graph goes on forever to the right, so there is no largest x value. Effectively infinity is the largest x value even though infinity is not a number.
We can say the domain is which can be simplified to
or
In short: x can be -3 or larger.
Answer:
(2,-1)
Step-by-step explanation:
A graph is useful here. Points X and Y have coordinate differences of ...
X -Y = (6, 2) -(-2, -4) = (6+2, 2+4) = (8, 6)
Then the distance between X and Y is ...
d = √(8² +6²) = √100 = 10
The point 5 units from X and from Y is the midpoint of XY:
E = (X +Y)/2 = ((6, 2) +(-2, -4))/2 = (4, -2)/2 = (2, -1)
The epicenter is (2, -1).
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The graph shows circles of radius 5 around X and Y, and a circle of radius 13 around Z. The circles intersect at the point (2, -1), the epicenter.
