Short Answer A
Comment
It's a good thing that the domain is confined or the graph is. That function is undefined if x < - 3
At exactly x = - 3, f(x) = 0 and that's your starting point.
So look what happens to this graph. If x = 0, f(0) = y = 3. So we are starting to see that as x get's larger so does f(x). The graph tells us that x = 0 is bigger than x = - 3.
Let's keep on plugging things in.
As x increases to 5, f(5) = 5. x = 5 is larger than x = 0, and f(5) > 3.
One more and then we'll start drawing conclusions. If x = 9 then f(9) = y = 6.
x = 9 is larger than x = 5. f(9) = 6 is just larger than f(5) which is 5
OK I think we should be ready to look at answers. There's nothing there that makes the answer anything but a. Let's find out what the problem is with the rest of the choices.
B
The problem with B is that as x increases, f(x) does not decrease. We didn't find one example of that. So B is wrong.
C
C has exactly the same problem as B.
D
The second statement in D is incorrect. As x increases f(x) never decreases. No example showed that.
The answer is A <<<< Answer.
Answer:
<u>The perimeter of the pentagon ≅ 19 units (approximately)</u>
Step-by-step explanation:
Clockwise, starting from the base of the pentagon, we have:
- Base of the pentagon or bottom side ≅ 4 units
- 2nd side ≅ 3.75 units
- 3rd side ≅ 3.75 units
- 4th side ≅ 3.75 units
- 5th side ≅ 3.75 units
In consequence,
Perimeter of the pentagon ≅ 4 + 3.75 + 3.75 + 3.75 + 3.75
<u>Perimeter of the pentagon ≅ 19 units</u>
Answer:
The two factors will be 
Step-by-step explanation:
We have given the equation 
We know the algebraic equation 
As can be written as 
, as square of 3 is 9 and square of 
is 
So 
So the two factors will be
Answer:
The most appropriate statistical test to use to compare the mood scores from the different groups is independent sample t-test.
Step-by-step explanation:
The Independent Samples t-test examines the means of two independent groups to see if statistical evidence exists to show that the related population means differ significantly.
The Independent Samples t-test is also known as Independent t-test, Independent Two-sample t-test, and among others.
It should be note that only two (and only two) groups can be compared using the Independent Samples t-test. It is not possible to use it to make comparisons between more than two groups.
Therefore, the most appropriate statistical test to use to compare the mood scores from the different groups is independent sample t-test.
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