If g(x) = 3x + sq rt of x, what is the value of g(d^2 +6d+9)? (Chapter 5, Page 79 - In Action problem #2) I'm struggling with the rule: sq roots have one value. In this problem, the answer key lists two solutions: one which has d+3 is greater than/= zero and the other where d+3 is less than/= zero. ...

Rule: The product of k consecutive integers is always divisible by k factorial (k!). (Guide 1, Chapter 4 - Consecutive Integers, Page 31) In this section, in order to prove this rule, the chapter asks us at first to come up with a series of 3 consecutive integers in which none of the integers is a m...

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