Answer: 11
The code would print 11 as x=x-4 basically sets x to what x was and subtracts it by 4 which means 15 was its previous value and it takes 4 away from it so it is now 11. Then because the loop condition is x=11 the loop condition has been met and will now go and display x.
<u>y = 3x - 2</u>
-- The ' 3 ' is the slope. If you double it to ' 6 ', the line is steeper.
-- The ' -2 ' is the y-intercept. If you double it to ' -4 ', the line crosses the y-axis lower.
Choice <u>(a)</u> says that . . . "... steeper, and lower y-intercept".
Answer:
y=-5x+22
Step-by-step explanation:
Hope this helps but I think the answer is A.To find this look at the points on the graph and find out what their ordered pairs are. Once you do that look at the x values for all the ordered pairs.Example the x value for the ordered pair (-3,-1) is -3.After you have found all the x values put them in order from least to greatest.I any x values are repeated then leave them out.Example if your x values are 0,1,1,2,3,3,4 then leave the extra 1 and 3 out and then you have 0,1,2,3,4.Once you have put the x values in order from least to greatest and left out any extra repeated x values the you are done and you have your domain for the function.
