What is the simplified from of square root of 6x^16?
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Answer:
which agrees with the answer D of your options
Step-by-step explanation:
Notice that the graph of G(x) has the initial graph shifted horizontally to the right in 6 units, therefore such horizontal shift is accomplished by subtracting the 6 units from the x-variable in the original expression:
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
All the relations are not functions. We can determine ( identify ) whether a relation is function or not by drawing a vertical line intersecting the graph of the relation. This is called vertical line test.
- If the vertical line intersects the graph of a relation at one point , the relation is a function .
- If it cuts at more than one point , it is not a function. It means that if there are more points of the graph of a relation of a vertical line , same first component ( pre - image ) has more images ( second component ) which is not the function by definition.
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Let's check all of the options :
☐ Option A :
- The vertical line cuts the graph at two points. So , the graph does not represent a function.
☐ Option B
- No! This is also not a function as the vertical line cuts the graph at two points.
☐ Option C
- Nah! This too can't be called a function as the vertical line cuts the graph at two points.
☑ Option D
- Yep! The vertical line cuts the graph at one point. Thus , the graph represents a function.
Yayy!! We found our answer. It's ' Option D '.
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