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Which of the following points could be added to the graph f(x)=-|x+3| to keep the graph a function?

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sasho [114]1 year ago

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None of the points could be added to the graph f(x)=-|x+3| to keep the graph a function

<h3>How to determine the point?</h3>

The equation of the function is given as:

f(x) = - |x + 3|

The points are given as:

(0, 3) and (-3, -6)

When x = 0, we have:

f(0) = - |0 + 3|

f(0) = -3 --- different y value from (0, 3)

When x = -3, we have:

f(-3) = - |-3 + 3|

f(-3) = 0 --- different y value from (-3, -6)

This means that the x values point to different y values (this does not represent a function)

Hence, none of the points could be added to the graph f(x)=-|x+3| to keep the graph a function

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