Answer:
The absolute maximum is
and the absolute minimum value is 
Step-by-step explanation:
Differentiate of
both sides w.r.t.
,


Now take 



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In the interval
, the answer to this problem is 
Now find the second derivative of
w.r.t.
,

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Thus,
is maximum at
and minimum at 
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Hence, the absolute maximum is
and the absolute minimum value is
.
Answer:
95 degrees
Step-by-step explanation:
since angles 1 and 4 are vertical angles, they are congruent
3x+10=4x-15
3x-4x=-15-10
-x=-25
x=25
x=25 degrees
angles 4 and 7 are supplementary due to them being alternate exterior angles
lets find the measure of angle 4:
4x-15
4*25-15
100-15
85 degrees
Now, lets find the angle measure of angle 7:
85+x=180
x=180-85
x=95
So, the angle measure of angle 7 is 95 degrees
Answer:A
It can not be c and d
Equation 1 has a negative 1/4
So equation one is the answer
16/4 which could be simplified to be the whole number 4