Nick recently started a landscaping company. He began with 3 clients. Thanks to word-of-mouth referrals, his clients double each
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Using translation concepts, the graph of function g(x) = f(x) - 2 = x² - 2 is given at the end of the question.
<h3>What is a translation?</h3>A translation is represented by a change in the function graph, according to operations such as multiplication or sum/subtraction in it's definition.
In this problem, the functions are given as follows:
- f(x) = x².
- g(x) = f(x) - 2 = x² - 2.
Which means that g(x) is a shift down of 2 units of f(x), as given by the graph in the end of the question.
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Well this is kind of difficult because we have no way to determine a constant for each banana; however, we can still formulate an equation to form some sort of solution.
Divide both sides by two:
Now, we can continue to go forward as long as know how many pounds each banana bunch weighs and how many bananas are in the bunch.
We could say there are "x" bananas in each pound of bananas:
Or:
Or to isolate "c":
Divide both sides by two:
Now, we can continue to go forward as long as know how many pounds each banana bunch weighs and how many bananas are in the bunch.
We could say there are "x" bananas in each pound of bananas:
Or:
Or to isolate "c":
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Consider the provided information.
The total number of students are: 24+26+21=71
He wants each team will have the same number of students between 5 and 9.
The number between 5 to 9 are 6, 7 and 8.
The number 71 is a prime number so we need to divide the 71 students in group so that minimum students left without team.
Dividing 6 students in each group.
Number of teams: = 11 teams and 5 students.
Dividing 7 students in each group.
Number of teams: = 10 teams and 1 students.
Dividing 8 students in each group.
Number of teams: = 8 teams and 7 students.
Thus, we can not divide 71 students into equal teams, but 70 divided by 7 gives the least students left out i.e 10 teams each with 7 students and only 1 student will remain at last.