Answer:
I do not see the model, but based on what you are telling me, I believe that both the fractions are equal is what is being shown. They are, in other words, equivalent fractions
The value 18 will go in the first box
For the next two boxes, you'll type in

or (16/63)pi or something along those lines. The answer format will vary depending on how your teacher wants it.
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To get those values, I used the rule
If
z = a*(cos(b) + i*sin(b)) and w = c*(cos(d)+i*sin(d))
then
z*w = a*c*(cos(b+d)+i*sin(b+d))
In this case
a = 2
c = 9
so a*c = 2*9 = 18 goes in that first box
Then we compute b+d
b+d = (pi/9) + (pi/7)
b+d = (7pi)/63 + (9pi)/63
b+d = (16/63)pi
which goes in the last two boxes
Answer:
see below
Step-by-step explanation:
The square root function produces a non-negative output for a non-negative input. When its output is negated, it produces a non-positive output for a non-negative input.
The input (domain) is from 0 to infinity: [0, ∞).
The output (range) is from negative infinity to zero: (-∞, 0].
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A graph of the function is included for your convenience.
Answer: OPTION C.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given a function f(x), the range of the inverse of f(x) will be the domain of the function f(x) and the range of the domain of f(x) will be the range of the inverse function.
For example, if the point (2,1) belongs to f(x), then the point (1,2) belongs to the inverse of f(x).
Observe that in the graph of the function f(x) the point (-3,1) belongs to the function, then the point (1,-3) must belong to the inverse function.
Therefore, you need to search the option that shown the graph wich contains the point (1,-3).
Observe that the Domain f(x) is (-∞,0) then the range of the inverse function must be (-∞,0).
This is the graph of the option C.