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(a)
To give: An example of linear function.
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Answer to Problem 6RCC
Solution:
The function
Explanation of Solution
Reason:
A linear function is of the form
(b)
To give: An example of power function.
(b)

Answer to Problem 6RCC
Solution:
The function
Explanation of Solution
Reason:
The power function is of the form
(c)
To give: An example of exponential function.
(c)

Answer to Problem 6RCC
Solution:
The function
Explanation of Solution
Reason:
An exponential function is of the form
(d)
To give: An example of quadratic function.
(d)

Answer to Problem 6RCC
Solution:
The function
Explanation of Solution
Reason:
Rewrite the given function as
A quadratic function is of the form
(e)
To give: An example of polynomial of degree 5.
(e)

Answer to Problem 6RCC
Solution:
The function
Explanation of Solution
Reason:
Rewrite the given function as
The function is of the form
(f)
To give: An example of rational function.
(f)

Answer to Problem 6RCC
Solution:
The function
Explanation of Solution
Reason:
A function is of the form
Chapter 1 Solutions
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