Your descriptors are mostly correct, assuming the column headings are something like ...
... function ... domain ... range ... odd/even ... intercepts ... increasing/decreasing ... ??? ... critical points
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√x is increasing on the interval [0, ∞). There is no branch where the function is decreasing.
1/x has a critical point at x=0. The slope is undefined there.
Answer:
either B or C.. but I'm really strong on B sorry if im wrong this is just my opinion
Explanation:
I think the answer would be B because if you co-sign and that person don't pay their part.. it falls on you because toy are the second party and the co-signer
but I also think it would be C a little too because if that person not paying they part it could put a dent in yours credit score because y'all co-signed together
Other assumptions associated with this question are as follows:
- One person can feed on 1 hen/day for a year
- 1 hen must east 25 grasshoppers /day
- the total mass of 1000 grasshoppers is 1kg
- 600 grasshoppers are needed to feed 1 human per day
Grasshoppers is represented as Gh.
The total amount needed to feed the hen per year is:
- If expressed in Kg, then it would be 9,125/1000 which is
- = 9.125Kg/annum.
So if the farmer chose to live on grasshoppers rather than on hens, the calculation is given as follows:
- (90 kg/1 hour) x (24 hours/1 day) x (1 person/ 600 Gh)
The amount of Grasshoppers required is given as follows;
If the farmer can gather 90 Gh in one hour then,
- The total amount of Gh per day is 90 x 24 = 2,160
- the total amount of Gh available in a year is 2160 x 365 = 788,400 Gh/Year
- If 600 grasshoppers are quired to feed the human per day, then we work backward
- The total amount of Gh available in a day is 788,400/365. This is equal to 2160 Gh
- The total amount of people this can feed is given as 2,160/600
- Which is equal to 3.6 persons.
Since humans or people cannot be divided into fractions like a measure of sugar or a measure of liquid, the answer is best left to the most approximate digit with it 4 Persons.
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