Posted by Nicole on Sunday, September 7, 2008 at 1:42pm.
no, should be
y = (1/3)x^2 + 4x + 3
(each term had to be divided by 3)
and yes, it is a function whose domain is the set of real numbers
y=x^2+12x+6
Now, is y a function of x?
What is the domain of x?
please disregard
Y=5+-6
y=7+-6X=2
7+=-6=4
y=8-6=8+4=12
SO THE APPLICATION OF X IS ABOUT TO MOVE EXACTLY WERE IT IS AND NEGATIVELY MOVE TO THE POSITIVE NUMBER SO THE ANSWER IS
NEGATIVE 12
Y=5+-6
y=7+-6X=2
7+=-6=4
y=8-6=8+4=12
SO THE APPLICATION OF X IS ABOUT TO MOVE EXACTLY WERE IT IS AND NEGATIVELY MOVE TO THE POSITIVE NUMBER SO THE ANSWER IS
NEGATIVE 12
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