The graph y = 2x-3 (x-1)(x-4) is such that ...? a) y 3 and y < -5 Ob) y > - 5+ 4√7 and y < -5-4√7 − √11 Ody> - > 2 + √11 and y < 2 c) Y d) There are no restrictions on the values of y
The graph y = 2x-3 (x-1)(x-4) is such that ...? a) y 3 and y < -5 Ob) y > - 5+ 4√7 and y < -5-4√7 − √11 Ody> - > 2 + √11 and y < 2 c) Y d) There are no restrictions on the values of y
Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
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