6w^2 - 21w + 10w - 35
3w( 2w - 7) + 5 ( 2w - 7)
(3w + 5) ( 2w - 7)
This is the factorised form.
Answer:
In Option A, we can see that the reverse may not be true as the increase in the risk for lung cancer may not necessarily mean an increase in cigarette smoked in a day. For example, high risk of lung cancer may be due to high exposure to asbestos dust too.
In Option B, again we can see that the reverse may not be true as an increase in the height of an infant does not necessarily mean that the age of the infant is increasing too. For example the infant may have a rapid gain in height even if the age is not increasing as rapidly.
In Option C, too, that an increase in the amount of pollution in a city does necessarily mean that the number of vehicles in the city has increased. For example, this increase in pollution may be due to the establishment of a high pollution causing industry in the city or in it's vicinity.
Likewise, in Option D, an increase in the density of water does not necessarily mean that the concentration of salt in the water has increased.
Only in Option E do we see a possible reverse dependence happening because an increase in the phone bill amount does usually mean an increase in the number of calls made by the cell phone.
So, in the given list of Options only in Option E can we reverse the dependent and independent variables while keeping the interpretation of the slope meaningful.
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
(3,4)
Step-by-step explanation:
A function can't have the x repeat so the only possible answer is (3,4)
The count the number of times the sign changes
that is how many positive roots there are
if you get a number that is ≥2, then count down by 2's ending at 0
sub -x for x and evaluate
count change in sign again
that is how many negative roots there are
if you get a number that is ≥2, then count down by 2's ending at 0
so
-2x^3+3x^2-5x-2=0
-,+,-,-
1 2
2 or 0 positive roots
x to -x
2x^3+3x^2+5x-2=0
+,+,+,-
1
1 negative root
2 or 0 positive roots and 1 negative root
D is answer
Let me work on that problem then I’ll get back to you
