Answer:
Step-by-step explanation: I CAN HELP YOU what is the question
This question is a thought experiment.
It's essentially asking "Is 2πr² the same or not the same as π(2r)²?"
To figure it out, simply simplify π(2r)²
=π(2r)²
=π(2r)(2r)
=4πr²
Quite obviously, 2πr² is not the same as 4πr²
Answer:
x=2.080084
Step-by-step explanation: take cube root
Answer:
linear
Step-by-step explanation:
The x-values are evenly spaced (1 apart), so it is helpful to look at the differences of the f(x) values.
Successive f(x) values all differ by the constant 0.5, a characteristic of a linear function.
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<em>Comment on differences</em>
The differences of successive y-values are called "first differences". The differences of those are called "second differences". And the differences of those are "third differences." The "degree" of the differences that are constant is the degree of the function describing the sequence.
That is, a sequence (like this one) with constant first differences can be described by a first-degree polynomial, a linear function. If third differences are constant, the sequence is described by a third-degree polynomial, a cubic function.
A square root function will have first differences that decrease by a decreasing amount. Successive differences of differences will continue to decrease, never becoming constant.
An exponential function will have first differences with a common ratio.
