The value of the
and
are 0 and 1.153 .
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What is the limiting value of a function?</h3>
Limiting Value of a Function. The function's limit is the value of the function as its independent variable, such as x approaches a certain value called the limiting value. For simple equations, this is similar to finding out the value of y when x has a unique value.
Given that,
f(x) = 
First to calculate the limit value of the given function at x=0.
= 
= 4×0×1 (∵ cos0 = 1)
= 0
Similarly,
= 
= 4×
×cos
= 4×
×
(∵cos60° =
)
= 1.153
Hence, The value of the
and
are 0 and 1.153.
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Both are correct, the earth is about 93 million miles away and Venus is about 67 million miles away from the sun.
Answer:
False.
Since the number of numbers in the world is infinite, there can be an infinite number of equivalent fractions.
Combine like terms:
subtract x from both sides to get
2x+5=14
subtract 5
2x=9
isolate x:
divide 2 from both sides to isolate x
x=9/2
that's your final answer. unless your teacher wants you to put it in decimal form in which all you do is divide 9÷2.