Answer:
polynomial of degree 3
Step-by-step explanation:
Given
3x³ - 6x
The degree of a polynomial is given by the exponent of the term with the largest exponent.
In this case 3x³ has exponent 3 and - 6x has exponent 1
Thus this is a polynomial of degree 3
<span>f(k) = k2 + 2k + 1 = (k+1)^2
The range is what the function gives to you f(k)=25=5^2 or (-5)^2
f(k)=64=8^2 or (-8)^2
You need to find the k values for these boundary values to find the domain.
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Get a hint and tell me when you get a hint of where the x and I’ll tell you
Okay, so since both y values share the same number, let's add both equations so the y values cancel out leaving us to solve for x.
10x+(-5x)=5x
7y+(-7y)=0
1+24=25
Now we have 5x=25
divide both sides by 5 and we have x=5
Now that we know x=5, we can plug it into one of the problems to find y.
Let's do 10(5) +7y=1
50+7y=1 subtract 5 and we get 7y=-49
divide -7 from both sides and we get y=-7
so there you have it x=5 and y=-7