Hello!
The range of a function is all the y values it spans.
In this case, we are presented an equation y = -|x|. We can figure out the range from this information. For now, let's look at the parts individually.
The | | indicates absolute value. Absolute value is the distance a number is from 0. For example, the absolute value of -3, or |-3|, would be 3, as -3 is 3 away from 0. From only absolute value, the range would be y is greater than or equal to 0, as all numbers are a positive number away from 0.
Now, add the negative symbol. This means that the always positive result of the absolute value would become always negative. This, therefore, gives us our final solution - y is less than or equal to 0.
Therefore, your answer is the second choice, or y ≤ 0.
Hope this helps!
Answer:
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You can pretty much use the basic formula for this one. You can do the following:
x^2*3.14=12
x^2=12/3.14
x^2= 3.82...
x = 1.95...
So the answer would be 2.
PEMDAS B is the correct answer hope this helps
To isolate the variable you would take the 3 that is next to the x and divided nine by it. you switch sides from it. your answer would be x=3