#please help! I'm dead confused

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fossil fog
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I am basically trying to understand what I did incorrectly for this recent pre calc exam.

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boreal obsidian
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for 7b):

  • the smaller number always goes on the left
  • the graph extends higher than y=0
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for g), it does not occur at x=5; also, give coordinates

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h) and i) are wrong for the same reason and you'll need to find the local minimum first to correct those

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i'm not sure what you did for k and l

fossil fog
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wdym by extends higher

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so is it (-5, inf) for the range?

boreal obsidian
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there are sections of the graph above the line y=0

boreal obsidian
fossil fog
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because thats the lowest curve or dip

boreal obsidian
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yes

fossil fog
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so if you see the parts on the left and right, at the end they cross the x ine for -10

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which i assumed would be the case

fossil fog
boreal obsidian
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no

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you want the x coordinate of the turning point

fossil fog
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so 0?

boreal obsidian
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yes

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because the graph will be decreasing when x is smaller than 0

fossil fog
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so (-infinity, 0) and (0, infinity)

fossil fog
boreal obsidian
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yes, for i and h

fossil fog
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cool, thanks.

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how do we do k and l?

boreal obsidian
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use the solutions you found for j

fossil fog
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thats where they intersect

fossil fog
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like (-infinity, -4) U (9, infinity)?

boreal obsidian
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for k, yes

fossil fog
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so are we using brackets for l?

fossil fog
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we have everything else under it so we can go from [-4, 9] right for f(x) <= g(x)? @boreal obsidian

boreal obsidian
boreal obsidian
boreal obsidian
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did you mean [] these

fossil fog
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all the numbers we found for 6 and 7 (besides infinite) has brackets right

fossil fog
boreal obsidian
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oh

fossil fog
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like my notation right now is (-5, infinity)

boreal obsidian
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i call () [] {} brackets interchangeably

fossil fog
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i was asking if we were using brackets because of the sign: []

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<=

fossil fog
boreal obsidian
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i think i misled you somewhere

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hang on

boreal obsidian
boreal obsidian
fossil fog
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k is good too?

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ngl, i am sort of running out of time to get l, could you tell me just how to do it

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i wont close the post or anything, i want to preface that im on a time crunch

boreal obsidian
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you've already stated this i believe

fossil fog
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ok good

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i was questioning myself there for a sec

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i got a 74/100 on this test _crying

zealous helm
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my god, have i not answered this already?

zealous helm
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...

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i was in the process of helping

fossil fog
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as i said, i was on a time crunch and you were not active

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but its okay

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thank you both

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truly

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i hope you guys have a good rest of your day, i actually appreciate this from the bottom of heart ❤️

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thanks @boreal obsidian @zealous helm

zealous helm
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okay

agile deltaBOT
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fossil fog
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