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Question 119617: Hey, I need help with identities in chapter 6 lesson 6 of my book entitled Rational Expressions and Equations it says as follows: Equations that are true for all acceptable replacements of the variable are identities. Determine which equations areidenties.
problem as follows: xsquared + 6x - 16/ x-2 = x + 8
I also need help with solving rational expressions.
This is algebra 2
Thank you so much
I can realy use the help I need to bring up my grade cause I am realy worried about my G.P.A. because I want to get into a very good college.
Thanks again
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Question 119878: I need your help. I am not the greatest when it comes to solving functions.
x^2=1+y^2....is this a function or not
is this correct?
y=square root x-1
x-1>0 or x>1
domain [1,infin)
range [0,infin)
no function
Is this correct?
y=2x-3
2(1)-3=-1 2(2)-3=1
domain (2,1) range (1,-1)
Please help.
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Question 119978: which set of ordered pairs represents a function?
a.(3,4),(4,5),(5,6),(3,7)
b.(3,6),(3,9),(3,12),(3,15)
c.(3,4),(3,5),(3,6),(3,7)
d.(3,4),(5,6),(7,8),(9,10)
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Question 120911: the table shows the average fuel consumption ( in gallons) of a passenger car between 1970 and 1996
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year,t(x)**0**5**10**15**20**25**26
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average fuel
consumption, **760**695**576**559**520**530**531
F(y)
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sorry for the above it is meaning to be a table telling the X and Y points and the stars are seperating the numbers
so the question is
1) Write quadratic model for the average fuel consumption F, as a function of time T, where T is the number of years since 1970.
i greatly appreciate the help
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Question 122093: ``Write a polynomial function with the given zeros.
1. -1,1,-6
2. 2,-2,-3
3. 2,1,3
4. 2,3,-3,-1
5. 0,-8,2
6. -10,0,2
Please help me. I really do not get this at all.
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Question 122093: ``Write a polynomial function with the given zeros.
1. -1,1,-6
2. 2,-2,-3
3. 2,1,3
4. 2,3,-3,-1
5. 0,-8,2
6. -10,0,2
Please help me. I really do not get this at all.
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Question 122288: I have three math problems I don't even know where to start. If you could help please.
1) sec x (csc x - cot x * cos x) = tan x
2) cos^2 x + tan^2 x cos^2 x = 1
For problems 1&2 x is theta
3) (cscx-sinx)^2= cot^2 x - cos^2 x
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Question 122394: a child at a swimming pool jumps off a 12 foot platform into the pool. the child's height in the feet above the water is modeled by
h(t)=-16t to the power of 2 +12, where t is the time in seconds after the child jumps. how long will it take the child to reach the water?
if you can show me the work please
thank you for your help
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Question 122391: a worker drops a hammer from the second-story roof that is 10 meters from the ground. if the hammer's height in meters above the ground is modeled by
h(t)=-4.9t to the power of 2 +10, where t represents time in seconds after the hammer is dropped, about how long will it take the hammer to reach the ground/
if you can show me the work please
thank you for your help
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Question 123249: Please assist me with this problem. All I need is the formula I can work the problem. Thanks
For the home described in excercise 15 (A homeowners would like to insulate her attic. The insulation comes in 40cm rolls that are cut to fit between the rafters. If the roof is 6m from peak to eave and the attic is 2m high at the peak. How long does each piece of insulation need to be?)if the roof is 7m from peak to eave and the attic space is 3m at the peak, how long does each piece of insulation need to be? Round to the nearest 10th.
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Question 123259: 1. Graph the given function and show your work:
f(x)=-2x-5
I'm confused on this one, because I thought I could just graph it and am wondering what work I am supposed to show. I looks to me like this is ready for graphing.
2. If f(x)=4x-3, find f(-1) Show your work
3. If f(x)=5x-1, find f(a-2) Show your work
Thanks for your help!
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Question 123869: Find the equations of the horizontal and vertical asymptotes for the following. Type none if the function does not have an asymptote.
a) f(x)=2x+3/x+2
Answer:
Horizontal:
Vertical:
b) g(x)=5x/x^2+1
Answer:
Horizontal:
Vertical:
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Question 124130: Consider the function f(x)=x^2+4x+1
Find h, the x-coordinate of the vertex of this parabola
So I took -b/2a or -4/2(1)^2=-4/2
So I believe h=-2
The next part of the question is: Substitute the two integers immediately to the left and right of h into the function to find the corresponding y. Fill in the following table. Make sure your x-values are in increasing order in your table.
x y
_________
_________
h =__
_________
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Question 124450: I know what the answer is (2252) but I do not know how to get the answer. Will someone show me the steps?
To determine the number of deer in a game preserve, a conservationist catches 563 deer, tags them and lets them loose. Later, 924 deer are caught; 231 of them are tagged. How many deer are in the preserve. Thie does not come from a Algebra book.
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Question 124457: I have three more questions I cannot find the proper way of doing, though I do have the answers. These are npt from a book, it is from a study paper.
1.) Add
(25d/2d-10)+(5d/10d-50)
2.)Subtract
(5/(11-y^2-11y))-(2/(11y-11))
3.)Find LCM of both
(t^2-81)and(t^2+17t+72)
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Question 124670: Suppose that the function P = 13+451n x represents the percentage of inbound email in the U. S. that is considered spam, where x is the number of years after 2000. Carry all calcualtions to six decimals on each intermediate step whne necessary.
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