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Option 1: Full answers with explanations 1
Rewrite the problem: 3 3 2x 9 Begin isolating x by subtracting 3 and simplifying to leave only the 2x term in the middle: 3 3 3 2x 3 9 3 6 2x 6 Divide by 2 to leave only x in the middle, remembering to reverse the inequalities since were dividing by a negative number: 2x 6 6 2 2 2 3 x 3 Rearrange the inequality so the smallest quantity is on the left: 3 x 3 The interval is [3, 3], with square brackets on each side since the endpoints are included. The graph is this:
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Begin by solving the rst equation for y: 3x + 11y = 4 11y = 4 3xy = 4 3 x 11 11
Now substitute this expression for y into the second equation and collect terms: 2x 5y = 9 4 3 x =9 11 11 20 15 + x=9 2x 11 11 7 20 x =9 11 11 2x 5
Now we can solve this equation and nd the value of x: 7 20 20 20 x + =9+ 11 11 11 11 7 119 x= 11 11 7 119 11 x = 11 11 11 7x = 119 7x 119 = 7 7 x = 17 Finally, substitute the value of x we just found into the expression we found above for y and simplify to nd the value of y: 3 4 x 11 11 3 4 (17) y= 11 11 y=5 y= To check this answer, substitute the values x = 17 and y = 5 into the left sides of both of the two original equations and verify that they equal the right sides. 3(17) + 11(5) = 51 + 55 = 4 2(17) 5(5) = 34 25 = 9
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First we need to dierentiate both sides with respect to x. d d (3xy + 7)2 = 6y dx dx
The derivative on the right is 6dy/dx, using the constant rule. On the left side, use the chain rule. The expression (3xy + 7)2 can be written u2 with u = 3xy + 7, and using the power rule its derivative is 2u du . The dx
dy derivative du/dx of u = 3xy + 7 is 3 1 y + x dx + 0, using the product rule on the 3xy term. Substituting these results into the derivative 2u du of the original equation gives dx
2(3xy + 7) 3 1 y + x
dy dx
+0 =6
dy dx
Now we can simplify and solve for dy/dx 2(3xy + 7) 3y + 3x dy dx =6 dy dx dy dx =6
dy dx dy dy 2(3xy + 7)(3y) = 6 2(3xy + 7) 3x dx dx dy 6y(3xy + 7) = [6 2(3xy + 7)(3x)] dx dy 6y(3xy + 7) = 6[1 x(3xy + 7)] dx dy 6y(3xy + 7) y(3xy + 7) = = dx 6[1 x(3xy + 7)] 1 x(3xy + 7) 2(3xy + 7)(3y) + 2(3xy + 7) 3x
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The expression (x + 2)3 3 is similar to x3 , so we begin with the graph of y = x3 .
To transform x3 into (x + 2)3 3, start by replacing x with x + 2. This shifts the graph 2 units to the left.
Finally, change (x + 2)3 to (x + 2)3 3 by subtracting 3. This shifts the graph downward 3 units.
Since the expression (x + 2)3 3 is dened for any value of x, the domain is (, ). Also, the graph hits every y value for some value of x, so the range is also (, ).
Option 2: Answers with work 1
3 3 2x 9 3 3 3 2x 3 9 3 6 2x 6 6 2x 6 2 2 2 3 x 3 3 x 3
Interval: [3, 3]
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3x + 11y = 4 11y = 4 3x y=
4 11
3 11 x
2x 5y = 9 2x 5 4 3 x =9 11 11 20 15 2x + x=9 11 11 7 20 x =9 11 11 7 20 20 20 x + =9+ 11 11 11 11 7 119 x= 11 11 7 119 11 x = 11 11 11
7x = 119 7x 119 = 7 7 x = 17
y=
4 3 x 11 11 4 3 y= (17) 11 11 y=5
Check: 3(17) + 11(5) = 51 + 55 = 4 2(17) 5(5) = 34 25 = 9
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d d (3xy + 7)2 = 6y dx dx 2(3xy + 7)1 3 1 y + x 2(3xy + 7) 3y + 3x dy dx dy dx +0 =6 dy dx dy dx
=6
dy dy =6 dx dx dy dy 6y(3xy + 7) = 6 2(3xy + 7)(3x) dx dx dy 6y(3xy + 7) = [6 2(3xy + 7)(3x)] dx dy 6y(3xy + 7) = 6[1 x(3xy + 7)] dx dy y(3xy + 7) = dx 1 x(3xy + 7) 2(3xy + 7)(3y) + 2(3xy + 7)(3x)
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Start with y = x3
Shift left by 2
Shift down by 3
The domain and range are both (, )
Option 3: Answers only 1
Interval: [3, 3]
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x = 17 y=5
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y(3xy + 7) dy = dx 1 x(3xy + 7)
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The domain and range are both (, )