Consider g(x) = In(x + 4) and h(x) = In(-x) 1 Graph g and h on the interval [-4,0], using the given set of axes. y -4 -3 -1 X -1 2 Use definite integrals to represent the area between g and h on the interval [-3,–1] and do not calculate the definite integrals.
Consider g(x) = In(x + 4) and h(x) = In(-x) 1 Graph g and h on the interval [-4,0], using the given set of axes. y -4 -3 -1 X -1 2 Use definite integrals to represent the area between g and h on the interval [-3,–1] and do not calculate the definite integrals.
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Chapter9: Polynomial And Rational Functions
Section9.2: Remainder And Factor Theorems
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