Answer:
y = 2 -√(x+1)
Step-by-step explanation:
The square root function is reflected across the x-axis and shifted 1 unit to the left and 2 units up.
y = -√x . . . . . reflects the function across the x-axis
y = -√(x+1) . . . shifts the reflected function 1 unit to the left
y = 2 -√(x +1) . . . shifts the above function 2 units up
The graph is of the equation y = 2 -√(x+1).
Answer:
an infinite number of solutions
Step-by-step explanation:
−3x −17 = −17 −3x
left side = right side TRUE because -3x-17 is the same as -17-3x
we can rearrange the the equation
−3x −17 +17 = −17 +17−3x, add 17 on both sides of the equations
-3x = -3x, divide both sides by (-3)
x = x
Since this equation is <u>always true ( for any number ) </u>we have <u>an infinite number of solutions</u> (since there are is an infinity of numbers.)
I’m pretty sure it’s 9, I haven’t done this in awhile though...
