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Solve the polynomial inequality using the graphical approach (AKA the  lazy graph on a number line). Show all work as well as a chart to organize zeros: -2(x-6)2(x-1)(x-9)>0Give your answer in interval notation. Enter DNE if there is no solution.

Solve the following equation. t+13+t+25=6Show all work when solving radical equations. Do not skip steps.

Solve the equation.  x+38=x+8Show all work when solving radical equations. Do not skip steps.

Make sure you show all  work necessary for answering this question.  Also, graph the rational function on paper using appropriate intercepts, asymptotes, additional points, etc… to receive full credit.  Graphs that are calculator or computer generated will not be accepted. Question 3.pngFIND: a. Domain (in interval notation) b. Y-intercept c. X- intercept d. X-values of any holes e. Vertical asymptotes at x = f.  Horizontal asymptotes at y = g. Oblique asymptotes at y = h. Graph the function (use graph paper)

State the innervation of the following extraocular muscles.                                       (4 Marks) Superior oblique muscle. [BLANK-1] Lateral rectus muscle. [BLANK-2] Superior rectus muscle. [BLANK-3] Levator palpebrae superioris. [BLANK-4]

Name the TWO ligaments that attach to the lesser curvature of the stomach.         (2 Marks) [BLANK-1]

Name the ligamentous structures that are described below.                                     (3 Marks) Attaches the liver to the anterior abdominal wall. [BLANK-1] Attaches the liver to the stomach. [BLANK-2] Attaches the liver to the duodenum. [BLANK-3]

State the nerve supply of the different parts of the pleura.                                      (2 Marks) Mediastinal part. [BLANK-1] Costal part. [BLANK-2]

State the boundaries of divisions of the mediastinum.                                             (4 Marks) Superior boundary of the middle mediastinum. [BLANK-1] Posterior boundary of the anterior mediastinum. [BLANK-2] Inferior boundary of the posterior mediastinum. [BLANK-3] Inferior boundary of the superior mediastinum. [BLANK-4]