if 2<x<3 and 3<y<4 ,then the range of xy is?
Well the highest value would be the biggest x over the smallest y : 3/3=1 (not inclusive)
and the lowsest value would be smallest x over the biggest y : 2/4=0.5 (not inclusive)
So the range would be (0.5,1)
NOW lets look at it a different way.
xy=kwhere k is a constant
if 2<x<3 and 3<y<4
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I am going to graph this useing Desmos but I will need to change the letters used
y=a/b where 2<a<3 and 3<b<4
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/hap7do8n66
If you play with the sliders you will see the same result. (It is the value of y)
if 2<x<3 and 3<y<4 ,then the range of xy is?
Well the highest value would be the biggest x over the smallest y : 3/3=1 (not inclusive)
and the lowsest value would be smallest x over the biggest y : 2/4=0.5 (not inclusive)
So the range would be (0.5,1)
NOW lets look at it a different way.
xy=kwhere k is a constant
if 2<x<3 and 3<y<4
------------------------
I am going to graph this useing Desmos but I will need to change the letters used
y=a/b where 2<a<3 and 3<b<4
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/hap7do8n66
If you play with the sliders you will see the same result. (It is the value of y)