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Suppose f(x)=Ax+B for real constants

Suppose f(x)=Ax+B for real constants A and B. If f(60)=70 and f(72)=79, find k such that f(k)=k.PLEASE HELP :] Ok we have
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For this equation, x is real, b and c are each real constants, and b is less than c. Find the possible values of y so that y =
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find the constants a and b so the function is continuous on a real linepiecewise function: f(x)={5, if x<= -2; ax+b, if -2<x<3;
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Suppose a 3x3 real matrix A has only two (real) distinct eigenvalues. Suppose that trace(A) = 1 and det(A) = -45 . Find the
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What is the sum of all the constants k such that |x^2−169|−x−k=0 has three distinct real roots?
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How many real and non-real solutions does the graphed equation have?(1 point) Responses one real and one non-real one real and
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How many real and non-real solutions does the graphed equation have?(1 point) Responses three real and zero non-real three real
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find the constants a and b so that the function is continuous on the entire real line. F(x)= 3, x≤-1ax+b, -1<x<2 -3,x≥2
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find the constants a and b so that the function is continuous on the entire real line. F(x)= 3, x≤-1ax+b, -1<x<2 -3,x≥2
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