<span>Answer: The derivative of 4pi (4π) is simply zero. In Calculus, the process of differentiation is taking the limit of the given as the change with respect to a certain variable approaches zero. The derivative indicates the slope of a given function, the rate of change with respect to small increments to a reference axis or variable. As our given, 4π, is simply a constant, it does not change with respect to any infinitesimal increment to any variable; thus its derivative is zero.</span>
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The answer is C, 17 and | -17|
Step-by-step explanation:
We can solve this using the process of elimination.
Looking at the first one, we know that those | | around the 7 mean to find the absolute value. The absolute value is the number of units the number is from zero, and it is always positive. This means that it is saying 7 and -7. Those are opposites, so we know that this isn't right.
17 and -17 are opposites, since the opposite of a positive is a negative.
The last one is the same. 71 and -71 are opposites. That leaves us with C.
Remember that those | | mean to find the absolute value of. -17 is 17 unites from zero. So is 17 the oppostie of 17? No, so these are not opposites, and therefore are our answer.
C step-by-step the coordinate of that is pretty simple to say but hard at the same time
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