This is only my opinion. I could be wrong.
My guess is:
Somebody else used that book before you, maybe last year or
the year before, and it was somebody who didn't mind writing
in his book.
One day he didn't have time to write down the homework in his
assignment notebook, so he just circled the homework problems
in his textbook.
What the sum and then i can tell you
Everyone would get 162 ounces. God bless y'all
Answer:
The answer is given below
Step-by-step explanation:
Q1: How are rational exponents and radicals related?
Rational exponents are exponents in fraction form. Radicals are roots (square root, cube root and so on).
The denominator of the rational exponent is the root which is the same as the radical.
Q2: How can the average rate of change be identified for a function?
The average rate of change is ratio of the change in output to the change in input values. The average rate of change for a function is the slope of the function.
It can be gotten by finding the first derivative of he function.
Q3: How do linear and exponential functions compare as the domain increases?
For linear functions as x increases, y also increases by the same amount (i.e rate of change is constant). For exponential function the rate of change increases by a factor known as the multiplier.
12. V is not needed, and just substitute the letters with the numbers the correspond to.
