Answer:
Graph 1
Domain = -8 =< x =< 10
Range = -9 =< f(x) =< 9
Graph 2
Domain = -1 =< x =< 5
Range = -1 =< f(x) =< 2
Explaination:
Domain means the inputed x values on the x-axis, so to make things simpler and to not write every individual x values. We write it with <, >, and =<. (you can see it as the 'width' of a graph).
Range means the output y values on the y-axis. It's like the 'height' of a graph. And also, to make things simpler and to not write every individual y values. We write it with <, >, and =< with f(x) too because f(x) = y.
Answer:
When x=8, y=-6. When x=10, y=0
Step-by-step explanation:
You can plug the given y value into the second equation to get:
Hope this helps!
She will need 1/3 cup because she has already covered 3/4
The domain and range for each line is all real numbers. This is because all numbers are possible to input into x and all y values exist.
The slope of the first line is -2/3 and the y intercept is 6. You can reach this conclusion by solving for y (putting it in slope intercept form).
The slope of the second one is 3/4. and the y intercept is all real numbers greater than -4. This is true because it is an inequality and you can find these numbers by solving for y.
