We only know the value of <span>f(5)</span>
therefore we need to figure out what we would put in for x in <span>f(<span>1/3 </span>x)</span> to get 5
set
<span><span>1/3 </span>x=5</span><span>x=15
</span>now if <span>x= 15</span> then <span>f(<span>1/3 </span>x)
= f(<span>1/3</span>×15)
= f(5)=8
</span><span>and so
</span><span><span>1/4</span>×8−2=2−1=1
</span>therefore the "corresponding point" is <span><span>(15,1)</span></span>
Answer:
3
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming you meant 
the degree is 3. The degree of a polynomial is always the highest degree one single term has. In this 
has a degree of 3, which is the highest in the polynomial, and therefore the answer. The degree of a term is the exponent or what the power of the term is. If the polynomial is in standard form, the degree will always be the first exponent.
Answer:
Y=1
Step-by-step explanation:
cause 2x0/2 + 4 x 0 + 1 = 1
