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Step-by-step explanation:
First to write this equation you will need to know <em>slope intercept form</em> which is the equation that the people that wrote this problem are presumably looking for. Slope intercept form can be simply written as . The variable
would be the slope while the variable
would be the y -intercept.
So to find out this we would have to assume that m or the slope would have to be 1 so we would have or
.
Now we have the first half of the equation we can move on to the variable or the y-intercept (0,-6) . To find the variable
we will just have to graph the point (0,-6) which as you can see from the picture is the y-intercept and that is -6 units below 0. So the final answer will be
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<h2>y-intercept = 3</h2><h2>x-intercept - not exist</h2><h2>the graph is increasing</h2>Step-by-step explanation:
The exponential function:
has y-intercept for x = 0
hasn't x-intercept
if a > 1, then is increasing
if 0 < a < 1, then is decreasing
We have
a = 2 >1 - increasing
for x = 0: