Answer:
To find out the range, you check the minimum and maximum of the graph, and then check the y-component of these minimum and maximum.
You would get the minimum(-6, -6), and maximum(3, 4), get the y-component of these two points, you got the range: -6 to 4
Hope this helps!
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(sqrt7)^6x = 49x - 6
There is no easy way to solve this . Drawing a graph will give a good approximation.
Draw y = (sqrt7)66x
and y = 49x - 6 and see where they intersect
Ill draw it on desmos graphing tool and give you the link.
The 24 pack. The 6 pack would be 41 cents per unit, the 12 would be 33, but the 24 would be 22.
i) The given function is

The domain is all real values except the ones that will make the denominator zero.



The domain is all real values except, x=2.5.
ii) To find the vertical asymptote, we equate the denominator to zero and solve for x.



iii) If we equate the numerator to zero, we get;


This implies that;

iv) To find the y-intercept, we put x=0 into the given function to get;
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v)
The degrees of both numerator and the denominator are the same.
The ratio of the coefficient of the degree of the numerator to that of the denominator will give us the asymptote.
The horizontal asymptote is
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vi) The function has no common factors that are at least linear.
The function has no holes in it.
vii) This rational function has no oblique asymptotes because it is a proper rational function.