The graphs of the functions y = 4(2ˣ + 3) - 1 and y = - 2(3ˣ - 4) + 1 are plotted on the graph.
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A function is a relation between a dependent and a independent variable, such that the dependent variable depends upon the independent one for its existence.
Given are the following functions -
y = 4(2ˣ + 3) - 1
y = - 2(3ˣ - 4) + 1
We have the following functions -
y = 4(2ˣ + 3) - 1
y = - 2(3ˣ - 4) + 1
Refer to the graph attached. The graph of red color represents the function y = 4(2ˣ + 3) - 1 and the graph of blue color represents the function y = - 2(3ˣ - 4) + 1. It can be seen that the graphs are symmetrical about the line y = 10.
Therefore, the graphs of the functions y = 4(2ˣ + 3) - 1 and y = - 2(3ˣ - 4) + 1 are plotted on the graph.
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Answer:
Slope is 5/17.
Step-by-step explanation:
Subtract the y's and put on top of a fraction. Subtract the x's and put on the bottom of the fraction. Simplify. Be sure to start with the x and y that go together in front of the minus sign and end with the other x and y behind the minus sign.
7 - 2 put 5 on top.
11 - -6 is 17 (because 11 - -6 is the same as 11+6)
So you get 5/17 and it cannot be simplified so it is your answer.
That would be 1 and 10/11
First off, the formula for finding the volume of a cylinder is: V=pi × radius² × height
So, because the diameter is 8 inches, to find radius, we just divide by 2 so R=8÷2=4. The radius is 4 inches.
Then because it said that the height is 3 times the radius, 3×4=12. The height is 12 inches.
Now, we can plug in our information and use the formula to find the volume (V=pi × r² × h) :
V= 3.14×4²×12
=3.14×16×12
=608.88 cubic cm ( it can also be written 608.88 cm³)
And there you have the volume. (If this is wrong, then I apologize. I'm pretty sure it's correct tho. If it is wrong, I'll be happy to try to solve it again for you.)