Are 3x+33 _______ x+11 and 3 equivalent? Using complete sentences explain why or why not. Are 3x+33 _______ x+11 and 3 equivalent? Using complete sentences explain why or why not. @Mathematics
Not equivalent since x=-11 returns no value for the fraction.
0/0 is not 3
These are equivalent because if you do the division... \[\frac{3x+33}{x+11}=3\]
They are equivalent for all x not equal to -11
no.. \[\frac{3(x+11)}{x+11}\] x+11 cancel \[=3\] these are the same thing.
Plug in x=-11
I'm aware the fraction isnt defined at that point. However the fraction is also improper. you need to simplify before plugging in values.. and you will find that this is a horizontal line where y=3
I know, I'm just pedantic.
a wrong pedantic.
No. Equilvalence means it's correct across all of the domain.
It is. You have to reduce improper functions before evaluating them.
http://www2.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=lim+x-%3E-11+%283x%2B33%29%2F%28x%2B11%29
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