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What Is the Value of k When (1, -1) Lies on the Graph kx²-xy+y²=5?
so would k=3?- screamtrumpet
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What Is the Value of k When (1, -1) Lies on the Graph kx²-xy+y²=5?
Homework Statement if (1, -1) lies on the graph of the equation kx^2-xy+y^2 =5 what is the value of k? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution plugging in 1 and -1 for the respective x y values yielded 3.How would you go abut solving this?- screamtrumpet
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How Many Real Solutions Does the Function f(x)=1.1x^4-6.7x^2+7.9x-2 Have?
it looks like it intercepts injb 3 places- screamtrumpet
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How Many Real Solutions Does the Function f(x)=1.1x^4-6.7x^2+7.9x-2 Have?
so do you plug in c?- screamtrumpet
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How Many Real Solutions Does the Function f(x)=1.1x^4-6.7x^2+7.9x-2 Have?
Homework Statement The graph of f(x)=1.1x^4-6.7x^2+7.9x-2 satisfies the equation f(c)=0 for how many real values of c? Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution 1.1(0*^4)-.7(0)^2+7.9(o)-2 1 real value of c?- screamtrumpet
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- Confusion Function Graph
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Solving for the Limit of (1/sqrt(1+s)-1)/(s)
Homework Statement (1/sqr root(1+s)-1)/(s) Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I first subtracted the numerator and got 1 on top 1/sqr root (1+5)- screamtrumpet
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Limits of t^2-9/t-3: Factoring & Substitution
Thanks!- screamtrumpet
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Limits of t^2-9/t-3: Factoring & Substitution
Homework Statement lim t^2-9/t-3 x>3 Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I factored it into (t-3)(t+3)/(t-3) i then canceled out the (t-3)'s and substituted 3 to get 6 is this correct?- screamtrumpet
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- Factoring Limits Substitution
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Mastering Limit Problems: Homework Statement & Solution | 65 Characters
after factoring and simplifying i got my answer to be 2b- screamtrumpet
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Mastering Limit Problems: Homework Statement & Solution | 65 Characters
so would that be square root x plus square root b?- screamtrumpet
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Mastering Limit Problems: Homework Statement & Solution | 65 Characters
Homework Statement lim x>b (b-x)/sqr rootx-sqr root b The Attempt at a Solution I multilplied the top and bottom by b+x and found b-x^s on the top and x-b on the bottom- screamtrumpet
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Which of the dicontinuities are removable?
thanks- screamtrumpet
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Which of the dicontinuities are removable?
Homework Statement Find the x values if any for which x is not continuous.Which of the dicontinuities are removable?Homework Equationsf(x)=1/(x^2+1)The Attempt at a SolutionIts unfactorable at the bottom ,i tried to factor it.Would this mean there are no discontinuities?- screamtrumpet
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What Is the Limit of (2-x)/(x^2-4) as x Approaches 2?
Thank you- screamtrumpet
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