Question #1:
How do you find the range of:
y=0.3x^2, domain={real numbers}
Question #2:
Please help I do not know how to even find a domain!
y=0.3x^2, domain= {real numbers}
Question #3:
ok so i was on Google and a thing popped up and it said i was the winner! but it wasnt like normel winner pop-ups it actually looks legit! i clicked and it said claim ur prize i chose the walmart gift card and it seems really legit but the thing thats sketch is they are asking for my address they said it was to send the gift card to me i read the fine print and it was copyrighted and said it was obligated to give me my prize here ill give u the fine print:thankyou-gifts.com is an independent rewards program and not associated with any of the above listed merchants or brands. The above listed merchants or brands in no way endorse or sponsor ThankYou-Gifts's offer and are not liable for any alleged or actual claims related to this offer. The above listed trademarks and service marks are the marks of their respective owners. thankyou-gifts.com is solely responsible for all Gift fulfillment. In order to receive your gift you must: (1) be a U.S. resident at least 18 years of age or older; 2) Register with valid information; (3) complete the required number of sponsor offers in the redemption instructions (4) Follow the instructions as given in order to redeem your gift. thankyou-gifts.com is an independent rewards program for consumers and is not affiliated with, sponsored by or endorsed by any merchant listed above. Trademarks, service marks, logos, and/or domain names (including, without limitation, the individual names of products and retailers) are the property of their respective owners. is it real? should i do it? i really want to know thx.
Question #4:
i saw dog crate's online and in the pet store, and i thought they were a bit cruel/small, my father is a builder and makes alot of things like this, could we use like a wire mesh, to make like a little pen, that can be his domain?
Question #5:
Looking to spend less than $50/yr
Question #6:
I don't know if this is a silly or dumb question to ask, but I thought I might as well and see if anyone perhaps has an answer.
I'd like to become an animator some time into the future, but right now I'm still learning the basics. Even though I am capable of coming up with my own original idea's for stories and characters, what I would really love to do is create cartoon tributes of some of my favorite fictional characters from the past... but I know that the companies that own them frown upon anyone using their characters even if what you are doing is something you don't plan on making any money off of (really, all I want to do is entertain).
The characters in question that I am wanting to make cartoons of are really, REALLY obscure ones that I doubt anyone honestly remembers (like Hanna-Barbera's "Hokey Wolf" or a Fox character from a 1947 Merrie Melodies cartoon "The Foxy Duckling"). I want to make cartoons of them because I feel they are great characters, but they never really got the chance to stay the spot light for very long and history has mostly forgotten about them (for the most part). My idea is to continue their legacy so people can remember them once again, even if my animation techniques aren't up to par with what they did. My idea isn't to modernize them, but to try and achieve a style and feel similar to what they starred in (and improve on the original... if I can).
I'm assuming that if I were to start making a cartoon of either character, Warner Bros would send me a Cease-and-Desist letter if they were to ever found out about it.
So, is it actually possible to borrow the rights to a pre-existing fictional character? Exactly how expensive would it be? Does it change depending on the age or popularity of a character? As far as I know, the two characters whom I'd like to make cartoons of aren't in the public domain (and neither are their cartoons, again as far as I know), so I'm assuming I'd have to get official permission (if they are willing to give it).
Can anyone help me out? I have a feeling whatever info anyone tells me will be bad news on my part, but I thought I should find out before I got too deep into this.
Thanks in advance for anyone who replies!
Question #7:
I know it's Bacteria, Archaea, and Eukarya, but can you help me make up some simple examples?
Question #8:
Each of the following is within both the domain and the range of f(x) = 1/ 1 - x^2 EXCEPT
A) 5
B) 4
C) 3
D) 2
E) 1
ANSWER : E
Please explain this question and how you would arrive at the answer.
Question #9:
Post a 150-200 word count response to the following questions:
o What is the difference between domain and range? Describe a real-life situation that could be modeled by a function.
o Provide feedback about your classmates’ answers.
o Describe the values for x that may not be appropriate values even when they are defined by your classmates’ function. A function could, for example, indicate the amount of bone strength (y) in a living human body over time in years (x). It would not make sense to look at negative years, because the person would not yet be born. Likewise, looking beyond 100 years might not make sense, as many people do not live to be 100.
Question #10:
Solve for 0≤x<2π. Isolate the variable, sketch a reference triangle (can skip lol), find all solutions within the given domain. Remember to double the domain when solving for a double angle (??? explain). Use trig identities, if needed, to rewrite the functions.
sinx = -1/2
2cosx = √3
sin^2 x = 1/2
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Question #12:
When I try to type in "www.mywebsite.com", my Safari says it cannot find the server. However, when I do "
Click Here ;, it does work. However, I want the "www". I contacted customer support and they said it takes a while to update the severs around the world and that's why it's not appearing just yet. Is this true?
Question #13:
I cannot for the life of me figure out this question, or find the answer for that matter. If you could tell me or give me a hint to what the answer is that would be great.
The Renaissance was based in the belief that
(A) the authority of the Roman Catholic Church should be obeyed in all instances.
(B) learning was the domain of the upper class
(C) concern for the afterlife must always be the primary focus of human beings.
(D) ancient classical beliefs and forms must be rejected
(E) human potential is important and should be celebrated.
Again, you dont have to give me the straight answer, as that would be cheating, but give me a hint?
Thanks.
Question #14:
Question #15:
So what happened with the domain Yedda.com? Is it gone for good?
Question #16:
the square root only applies to x
Question #17:
For each pair of functions f and g, determine the domain of the sum,difference, and product of the two functions.
A. f(x)=2^2,
g(x)=7x-4
B. f(x) = 1 / x-3,
g(x) = 4x^3
Question #18:
A person with a wordpress blog has the same blog name as the domain I just got (mine is www.xxxxx.com and hers is www.xxxxx.wordpress.com). Both concepts are the same, but whereas hers is a blog - mine is a social networking site. I think she only posted twice on her blog - the last time was last year in march. Could the blogger sue me for infringement? Or could wordpress sue me seeing as they also have a social networking site -albeit with a totally different purpose and name?
Question #19:
ok so like i got flickr pro a couple days ago and im a bit confused with flickr stats. i put links of my flickr on my facebook and other sites/blogs and i want to know how many people actually view my photostream by clicking those links. how do i do so? because all i see is referrers and i guess those are places that led the viewer to my photostream? im not sure but i also see domain and "flickr.com" is the only thing in that catagory so idk if the viewers to my photostream are only from flickr? because everytime i put up a link to my flickr on facebook, i see the photostream view counter go up like 8 times but im not sure if that's really from the link that i put on facebook or from just regular viewers on flickr? someone please help me!! thanks [:
Question #20:
if f(x) periodic? if so, what is its period? If not, explain why not.
is f(x) even or odd or neither? explain.
Pleaase if you can show me step by step it would be appreciated for all the parts of the questions! :)
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