Kayla wrote an equation.
William wrote an inequality.
They both have solutions.
Kayla's solution is x=4 .
William's solution is x > -2.5 .
Brandon and Alice wrote expressions.
Those are just numbers, that depend on the value of 'x'.
ANSWER:
Solve for the first variable in one of the equations, then substitute the result into the other equation.
Point Form:
(−2,−16)
Equation Form:
x= −2, y= −16
To check if a piecewise defined function is continuous, you need to check how the pieces "glue" together when you step from one domain to the other.
So, the question is: what happens at x=3? If you reach x=3 from values slightly smaller than 3, you obey the rule f(x)=log(3x). So, as you approach 3, you get values closer and closer to

Similarly, if you reach x=3 from values slightly greater than 3, you obey the rule f(x)=(4-x)log(9). So, as you approach 3, you get values closer and closer to

So, the function is continuous at x=3, because both pieces approach log(9) as x approaches 3.
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