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question:1 f(x)=(x^2)-(9)/(x-3) is discontinuiting at x=3 because ??
question:2 [i j j]=??
question:3 THe Value of k.i*j=???
question:4 Commutative LAw Hold in??
question:5 u*(v.w) are??
question:6 If y=f(x) is a differentiable function,then differential of x is defined by relation ???
question:7 the slope of tangent line to y=f(x) at (x1,y1)is???
question:8 the ration in which y axis divide the line joining (2,-3)and (-5,6)is ??
question:9 ax+by+c will represent eq of straight line parallel to y axis if??
question 10 the angle between vectors 2i+3j+k and 2i-j-k is ??
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I did not get get question 2?? When Square brackets are put beside a no. , it means the GIF(greatest integar function) of the number. What do you mean here?
I did not get question 3 too.
Did not get question 5 again.
Question 7: It depends on the function of x.
Question 10:No,again did not get it.
What are the values of i and j in each question?
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Hi;
question 1 Check the denominator, what happens when x = 3?
question 2 Have no idea.
question 3,4,5 No idea.
question 8 The point of intersection with the y axis is (0, -3/7) can you finish now?
question 10 Check the dot product of those two vectors.
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(x^2)-(9)/(x-3) diya question 1 is this
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Do you mean
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How
Question 7: It depends on the function of x.
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Yes, the slope of a line depends on the function of x.
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No formula used there ??
How can you prove your line A line is parallel to an axis if the other axis=a constant. For e.g. y=5 will have a line parallel to the x axis.
A line is parallel if m1=m2???
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Yes (x^2)-(9)/(x-3)
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Commutative law hold In???
Inner product
Sclar product
Vector product
Cross product???????
????
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Yeah ,see the denominator part carefully when x=3.
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There is no denominator in question 1 there is x+3 remainder???
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Commutative law hold In???
Commutative law holds in multiplication and addition, but not in subtraction and division since
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question:9 ax+by+c will represent eq of straight line parallel to y axis if??
I think that first you should have an equation. ax+by+c is not an equation. ax+by+c = 0 is an equation. Equations have equal signs in them.
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I think that first you should have an equation. ax+by+c is not an equation. ax+by+c = 0 is an equation. Equations have equal signs in them.
Ok it equal to zero so what we do
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I would solve for y and make use of the standard slope equation y = mx + b
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