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Answer:
pure substance! I checked.
Step-by-step explanation:
In chemistry, a substance is pure if it has a homogeneous chemical composition. ... Examples of pure substances include iron, steel, and water. Air is a homogeneous mixture that is often considered to be a pure substance.
<span>You would start out at in the middle of a number line (horizontal). After the first play, you would move to the left on the line 5 spots (to simulate 5 yards lost) and then make a dot to show your new position. You would do the same thing for the next two plays, moving 5 spots to the left each play and creating a new starting point each time. The total spots moved after the 3 plays is 15 spots to the left.</span>
F is increasing if f '(x) = 4x^3<span> - 64x >0, so it is the same of x(x^2 -16)>0, implies x>0 or (x-4)(x+4)>0, so x> + or -4
the answer is </span><span>(-4 , 0) ∪ (4 , infinity)
</span>f is decreasing if f '(x) = 4x^3 - 64x <0, so it is the same of x(x^2 -16)<0, implies x<0 or (x-4)(x+4)<0, so x< + or -4
the answer is (- infinity, -4) ∪ (0 , 4)
<span>the local minimum and maximum
</span>f '(x) =0, impolies x=+ or -4, or x=0
or f'(o)=0, and f'(- 4)=f'(4)= 0,
M(-4, 0) or M(4, 0) or M(0,0)
<span>inflection points can be found by solving f '' (x)=12x^2 - 64 =0
</span>x=+ or - 4sqrt(3) / 3
so the inflection point is and M(- 4sqrt(3) / 3, f'' ( -4sqrt(3)) (smaller x value), and M(4sqrt(3) / 3, f'' (4sqrt(3)) (larger x value)
f is concave up if f ''>0
it means 12x^2 - 64>0, so the interval is (- infinity, -4sqrt(3) U (4sqrt(3), infinity)
f is concave down if f ''<0
it means 12x^2 - 64<0 so the interval is (-4sqrt(3)) U (4sqrt(3))
