Thomas Harry

[Thomas Harry @mathstud101]

@annabelspirit18 I️ believe that you are correct in using a chart. I️ think that is the easiest way to answer the question.

[Thomas Harry @mathstud101]

Did you know that on average if you flip a coin 100 times there’s less than an 8% chance that you’ll have 50 heads and 50 tails? Crazy stuff!!!

[Thomas Harry @mathstud101]

@STAB_MATH E to the power of x and ln(x) would work

[Thomas Harry @mathstud101]

@McNamaraMath19 I think what they are asking is when there are more than one transformations, the graph will be moved more than once from the origin

[Thomas Harry @mathstud101]

Having a little trouble with number two, any help??

[Thomas Harry @mathstud101]

@McNamaraMath19 It would be most helpful if you factored out a -3 to proceed with this mathematical equation

[Thomas Harry @mathstud101]

@STAB_MATH The domain would be all real numbers because anything you put in gives an outcome and the range is 0, infinity.

[Thomas Harry @mathstud101]

@MannyTaye @chase_math1 Wouldn't there be another local minimum of negative infinity?

[Thomas Harry @mathstud101]

If two lines on a graph do not come to a collision point, is there a limit for the function???

[Thomas Harry @mathstud101]

@chase_math1 I actually got p(0)=7

[Thomas Harry @mathstud101]

@STAB_MATH In the right equation the single X is outside of the parenthesis so you can cross that out with the denominator

[Thomas Harry @mathstud101]

@chase_math1 Oh can you?

[Thomas Harry @mathstud101]

Who can tell me the only binary cyclops prime number???? #glitch

[Thomas Harry @mathstud101]

Me and big Emmert grinding for this quiz 💯