Answer:
0.7
Step-by-step explanation:
To get 7/10 as a decimal you simply divide 7 by 10 which gets you 0.7.
Answer:
g(5) = 5
Step-by-step explanation:
g(5) is really g when x=5 so we have to use the function g(x) when x≥2
g(5) = 2x-5 when x=5
g(5) = 2*5 -5 = 10-5 = 5
I think it’s B I’m not surr
Answer:
5.33
Step-by-step explanation:
move the 4 out of the summation because just a constant multiplier
4 *sum from 1 to 10 for (1/4)^(n-1) [sorry i don't know how to write sums using latex)
The formula for the geometric sum is :
First term*(1-multiplier^n)/(1-multiplier), formally 
Here multiplier is 1/4
First term is (1/4)^(1-1) = 1
Thus the value of sum is 
which equals 
We factored out 4 so its 
which is 
This equals 5.333328247 which is 5.33 to the nearest hundredth
The domain is all the x-values you can use with this function. When dealing with a function like this, you need to ask yourself, what would make the bottom equal to 0? Whatever those numbers are, you do NOT want them in your domain.
A fundamental rule is that you cannot divide by 0 or have 0 as a denominator.
So, you solve x^2+6x=0 to find that x=0 or x=-6 would make the denominator 0.
The domain is everything BUT those two values, because they essentially break your function.
