Which ratios can form a proportion?
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Parameterize the line segment 
by
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. Then
So the integral is
where
So the integral is
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Given: and
To find : (f o g) (10)
For this we first find (f o g) (x)=
Now,
Hence, the value of
The first is a. you can rewrite it
the second is d. the only common factor between 20 and 40 that can be taken out is the 4 which becomes a 2, but inside the square roots there is still a 5 and 10, which cannot be combined
the third is c.
the fourth is d.
add 3 to both sides
then square both sides
then divide both sides by 2, x=50
the second is d. the only common factor between 20 and 40 that can be taken out is the 4 which becomes a 2, but inside the square roots there is still a 5 and 10, which cannot be combined
the third is c.
the fourth is d.
add 3 to both sides
then square both sides
then divide both sides by 2, x=50