What does the slope of a line mean, and how can you find it? PLS Give Me Brainliest!?
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Step-by-step explanation:
An <em>inverse</em> function is any function that "undoes" another function. If we think of the function as some kind of machine that takes in a number
as input and produces a number
as an output, when we give inverse function
the number
as in input, we get
, our original input, as the output
We need a function that undoes , and the natural choice for undoing an exponent is with a logarithm. Here, our base is
, so we'll choose
as our inverse function. Let's see how that works:
is the power we have to raise
to to get
, which is
, so
And we have our function.
Line 1--------- >(0,2) (1,-1)
y=mx+b m=(-1-2)/(1-0)=-3
2=(-3)*(0)+b----- > b=2
y1=-3x+2
Line 2--------- >(0,-1) (2,2)
y=mx+b m=(2+1)/(2-0)=3/2
-1=(3/2)*(0)+b----- > b=-1
y2=(3/2)x-1
<span>using a graphic tool
see attached figure</span>
the best estimate solution for the system is <span>(1, 1)
because </span>is the only one within the range of the x axis (-5,5) and the y axis (-5,5)
y=mx+b m=(-1-2)/(1-0)=-3
2=(-3)*(0)+b----- > b=2
y1=-3x+2
Line 2--------- >(0,-1) (2,2)
y=mx+b m=(2+1)/(2-0)=3/2
-1=(3/2)*(0)+b----- > b=-1
y2=(3/2)x-1
<span>using a graphic tool
see attached figure</span>
the best estimate solution for the system is <span>(1, 1)
because </span>is the only one within the range of the x axis (-5,5) and the y axis (-5,5)