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The right answer is C. never
The quotient of two algebraic expressions is a<em> fractional expression. </em> Moreover, the quotient of two <em>polynomials</em> such as:
is called a rational expression. So according to this definition rational expressions does not contain logarithmic functions. In fact, a rational expression is an expression that is the ratio of two polynomials like this:
Let
g(x)--------> the translation of the function f(x)
we know that
the rule of the translation is
units left and
units down
that means
so
In the function f(x) the point is equal at the point
in the function g(x)
therefore
the function g(x) is equal to
<u>The answer is</u>
a) the rule of the translation is
b) The graph in the attached figure
