-6 3/4, -6.6, -5 5/8, 27/5, 5.8
Answer:
A
Step-by-step explanation:
There are two ways you could do this question. You could graph it with something like Desmos or you could put a couple of x values in for f(x). I'll do the latter first. When you understand it, try putting it into Desmos.
f(x) = (3/4)^x
f(0) = (3/4)^0
f(0) = 1
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f(x) = (3/4)^x
f(1) = 3/4
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g(x) = (3/4)^x - 6
g(0) = (3/4)^0 - 6
g(0) = 1 - 6
g(0) = - 5
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g(x) = (3/4)^x - 6
g(1) = (3/4)^1 - 6
g(1)= 3/4 - 6
g(1) = -5 1/4
Conclusion
It looks like the graph has shifted down 6.
Answer
A
Answer:
The answer to your math eqaution is 7/8
Answer: No this is not a linear function as the y values have different first differences.
Step-by-step explanation:
First we look at the x values. We start off and look at the second x value and subtract the first x value from it (That would be 1-0) and that equals to 1. Then we look at the third x value and subtract the second x value from it (2-1) and that equals to 1. Then we look at the fourth x value and subtract the third x value from it (That would be 3-2) and that is 1. Next we look at the fifth x value and subtract the fourth x value from it (That would be 4-3) and that is 1.
Now we look at the y values and do the same thing as with the x values. We start off and look at the second y value and subtract the first y value from it (That would be 1-0) and that equals to 1. Then we look at the third y value and subtract the second y value from it (4-1) and that equals to 3. Then we look at the fourth y value and subtract the third y value from it (That would be 9-4) and that is 5. Next we look at the fifth y value and subtract the fourth y value from it (That would be 16-9) and that is 7.
Even though the x values all have the same first differences, the y values do not and so this cannot be a linear function.
I hope this helps. Tell me if something doesn't make sense.
