Answer:
jump discontinuity at x = 0; point discontinuities at x = –2 and x = 8
Step-by-step explanation:
From the graph we can see that there is a whole in the graph at x=-2.
This is referred to as a point discontinuity.
Similarly, there is point discontinuity at x=8.
We can see that both one sided limits at these points are equal but the function is not defined at these points.
At x=0, there is a jump discontinuity. Both one-sided limits exist but are not equal.
Answer:
12 days.
Step-by-step explanation:
I looked at it this way:
He has to take 4/28 pills the first day, so it's 28-4=24. Then I divided 24 by 2.
In simpler terms:
28-4=24
24/2
12
Answer:
-439
Step-by-step explanation:
(s circle t) (negative 7) is a notation for a compound function.
A compound function is a function that has as an argument another function.
Another notation for this compound function is s(t(-7)), that is, the result of the function t(-7) is the value that will be used in the function s(x).
So, first we calculate the value of t(-7):
t(x) = 3x
t(-7) = 3*(-7) = -21
Now, we apply this value for s(x):
s(x) = 2 - x2
s(t(-7)) = s(-21) = 2 - (-21)^2 = 2 - 441 = -439
Answer:
Answer:
The total is: $ 1345.5
Step-by-step explanation:
It is given that:
I would like to purchase 20 products at a cost 65.00 per product.
This means that the cost of 20 products will be:
Also, there is a sales tax of 3.5%
This means that a person has to pay a extra 3.5% on the total cost of the items he purchased.
i.e. he need to pay 3/5% on $ 1300
This means that the amount of tax he need to pay is: 3.5% of 1300
= 3.5%×1300
= 0.035×1300
= $ 45.5.
Hence, the total cost is: $ 1300+$ 45.5
This means that the total cost is: $ 134.5
Answer:
He must get 33 hits in his next 46 times at bat to finish the year with a .400 batting average
Step-by-step explanation:
The player has already batted 134 times and will still bat 46 times. So in the end of the year, he is going to have 134 + 46 = 180 at bats.
How many hits does he need to have to hit .400?
This is 40% of 180, which is 0.4*180 = 72.
He has already 39 hits, so in his next 46 at bats, he will need 72 - 39 = 33 hits.
