Relationship between the graph of a function and its inverse, There is inte...

There is interesting relationship among the graph of function and its inverse. Here is the graph of the function & inverse from the first examples. We'll not deal along with the

Finite Mathematics, Suppose that a company has a fixed cost of $150 per day...

Suppose that a company has a fixed cost of $150 per day and a variable cost of x^2+x. Further suppose that the revenue function is R(x) = xp and the price per unit is given by p =

Vertical asymptote, Vertical asymptote In our graph as the value of x a...

Vertical asymptote In our graph as the value of x approaches x = 0 the graph begin gets extremely large on both sides of the line given by x = 0. This line is called a vertical

Distributive property, -8(5y-2x-1)

-8(5y-2x-1)

Financial project, Five (5) years ago, you bought a house for $171,000, wit...

Five (5) years ago, you bought a house for $171,000, with a down payment of $30,000, which meant you took out a loan for $141,000. Your interest rate was 5.75% fixed. You would li

Rational inequalities, In this section we are going to solve inequalities w...

In this section we are going to solve inequalities which involve rational expressions. The procedure for solving rational inequalities is closely identical to the procedure for sol

Washing out, what is 2+2?

what is 2+2?

Quadratic equations,

Solve example using logarithms, Example Simplify following logarithms. ...

Example Simplify following logarithms. log 4 ( x 3 y 5 ) Solution Here the instructions may be a little misleading.  While we say simplify we actually mean to say tha

Inequality, 16

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