Answer:
he domain of a function f(x) is the set of all values for which the function is defined, and the range of the function is the set of all values that f takes.
Step-by-step explanation:
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Y=x^2-5
y=2x-5
y+5=2x
x=(y+5)/2
y=((y+5)/2)^2-5
y=(y^2+10y+25)/4-5
4y=y^2+10y+25-20
0=y^2+6y+5
0=(y+5)(y+1)
y= -5 or -1
y=2x-5 (y= -5 doesn't work for this one so use -1)
-1=2x-5
2x=4
x=2
Using these answers, you can choose answer D with reasonable certainty.
The first fish has an integer of -4 and the other fish has an integer of -3.
-3 is greater because -4 is one less of -3. If you put it on a line then -3 is closer to the 0 then -4.
(I)
we are given when we add numbers of same sign
For exp: +2+3=+5
-2-3=-5
We can see that we are adding numbers and then we put same sign in front
so, we can fill spaces
When adding integers with the same sign, you add the numbers and put the sign
(II)
we are given when we add numbers of different signs
For exp: 2-3=-1
-2+3=+1
We can see that we are subtracting numbers and then we put sign of largest value in front
so, we can fill spaces
When adding integers with different signs you subtract the numbers and use the sign of the largest absolute value
