Answer:
The answer is option 2.
Step-by-step explanation:
Firstly, you must factorize the possible expressions :
Next you have to divide by converting to multiplication :
Lastly, you can cut out the similar expressions :
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Rodger my good friend walked 1200 meters.
Kilo- 1000m
B. <span>sometimes
is the right answer
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Hey there!
The word reflected means when something is basically coping everything that you do. So, for example, when I look in a mirror, the mirror would reflect everything that I would do.
So, from looking at the graph above, as we should <em>remember </em>the
is the
that is
(horizontal) and the
is the
that is
(vertical).
So, from knowing this information of graphs, we now know that
are reflecting over the
which is the line that is
(horizontal).
Your correct answer would be
. . .
Hope this helps you!
~Jurgen
<h2>Hello</h2>
The answers are:
a) The name of the function is g, and it's an Exponential Function.
b) Independent variable : x , dependent variable : g(x)/y
c) The rule that assigns exactly one output to the very input is called "function".
d)
<h2>Why?</h2>
Usually, the name of a function (g(x)) is given by letter that is out of the parentheses. For this exercise, the name of the function is "g", and it's an Exponential Function.
The independent variable of a function is the variable we assign the different values. For this exercise, the independent variable is designated with the letter "x".
The dependent variable is the function itself (g(x)), it's also called "y", and it's called "dependent" variable because its values will always depend on the "independent variable".
A function is the rule that states that there is exactly one output (range value) to the each input (domain value). A function only exists when there is exactly one output value (range) for each input (domain), if there is more than one output for each input, the function does not exist.
To evaluate a function we need to assign values to the independent variable(x), therefore:
Have a nice day!