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Question 176633: Which point gives the minimum value for P = 3x + 2y and lies within
the system of restrictions?
( < all of them are equal or greater than but i just dont kno how to do that on here)
1 < x < 6
2 < y < 5
x + y < 10
A. (1, 2) B. (0, 0) C. (5, 5) D. (1, 5)
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Question 177848: please Graph each point.
12. (0, 4, 0)
13. (-4, 0, 0)
14. (2, 0, 5)
15. (3, 0, -2)
16. (4, 1, -1)
17. (3, -3, 1)
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Question 181471: If x=a, it follows that x^2=ax
Thus x^2 - a^2 =ax - a^2
or (a+x)(x-a) = a(x-a)
therefore x+a = a
2a = a
2= 1
Now I know 2 is not = 1. I am strugglling to figure out where I went wrong in the sum I tried to solve above. Please help!!
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Question 183119This question is from textbook Contemporary Linear Algebra
: 17. In each part, sketch the vector u + v+ w, and express it in component form.
(What am I doing wrong? I got the coordinate points of each initial point of the vectors and head of each vector, then I applied the formula and I am not getting the same answer as the book which is (-2,5). The head point for u is (5,-5), v is (-5,-3), and W is (-2,5). The coordinates for the initial points are u = (0,0), v = (5,-5), and w is (-5,-3).
Initial points: u= (0,0) V= (5, -5), w = (-5,-3)
Terminal Points u= (5,-5), v= (-5,-3) and w= (-2,5)
This question is from textbook Contemporary Linear Algebra
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