To find out end behavior, we always look at the largest exponent (3 in this case) and the sign of the term with the largest exponent (negative in this case). We can rule out the first two choices because since it is a cubic graph (exponent of 3) the graph will be pointing in opposite directions. Then, the negative tells us that as the x values approache infinity, the y values will approach negative infinity. So the correct answer is the last choice.
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X = 20
First, you move the 40 to the other side.
-2x=-40
Then, you divided -40 by -2.
x= -40/-2
x= 20
x is 20 because the negatives cancel out making it positive.
Hello,
a) | |PA|-π |>| |PB|-π | (see pic)
c) 3.14< x/113 <=π <22/7
==>3.14*113<x<22/7 * 113
==>354.82 <x < 355.14285
==>x=355
Answer 355/113=3,1415929203539823008849557522124
As usual, draw a diagram. You can easily see that if you are x away from the wall,
<span>the angle of elevation of the bottom of the screen (A) is </span>
<span>cotA = x/3 </span>
<span>A = arccot(x/3) </span>
<span>angle B to the top is </span>
<span>cotB = x/10 </span>
<span>B = arccot(x/10) </span>
<span>So, since θ = B-A </span>
<span>dθ/dt = dB/dt - dA/dt </span>
<span>= -3/(x^2+9) + 10/(x^2+100) </span>
<span>= 7(x^2-30)/((x^2+9)(x^2+100)) </span>
<span>so, at x=30 </span>
<span>dθ/dt = 203/30300</span>
The whole magic jug had 668.36 ounces of mysterious elixir in it.
Sylvia came along and marked it into 4 equal amounts, so each
amount was (1/4) of (668.36 ounces).
Now, you would have us believe, she tucked the magic jug under her cloak,
walked quickly and quietly down the hall into the shadows, pulled the jug out,
and quaffed one of the equal amounts from it, all in one slug.
The quantity remaining in the jug was then
(3/4) of (668.36 ounces) = 501.27 ounces.
The same process works for length, volume, area, stones, money, anything.
If you divide up what you have into 4 equal parts, then each part is 1/4 .
If you eat, sell, lose, or give away 1/4 of it, you have 3/4 left.
