Y-int, x=0
y = 2(0) therefore y-int is (0,0)
x-int, y=0
0=2x
x = 0 therefore x-int is (0,0)
Answer:
Second point (-5/2, -7/2)
First point (3/2, 17/2)
Step-by-step explanation:
We have two equations, and we want to know at wich poin are equal. Hence, we have a system of equations and the solution is nothing more that the point (x,y) where those functions intercepts.
4x2+ 7x -11=y
3x+4=y
Lets use substitute method
4x2+7x-11=3x+4
This can be re arrange as the following eq:
4x2+4x-15=0
A quadratic equation, its solution can be obtained using the below eq.

where a=4, b=4, c=-15.
Remember, the quadratic equation as a +/- sign, meaning that you will obtain one answer using the + operator and other using the - operator.
By doing the above, we have x=-5/2 and x=3/2
By using x=3/2 in equation of line (3x+4=y) we have y=17/2
First point (3/2, 17/2)
By using x=-5/2 in equation of line (3x+4=y) we have y= -7/2
Second point (-5/2, -7/2)
Those points are the ones where the line and the parabola intercept.
Answer:
option: D.
Step-by-step explanation:
"The rate of change of two ordered pair is nothing but the slope of a line segment joining ordered pair (x,y)".
if a function is linear then it is represented as y=f(x)=ax+b
i.e. it is a line segment.
so the slope must be same if we consider any ordered pair.
Hence option D is correct i.e. She can check to see if the rate of change between the first two ordered pairs is same as the rate of change between the first and last ordered pairs.
Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:
Maximum Value → Parabola opens downward [<em>−A</em>]
Minimum Value → Parabola opens upward [<em>A</em>]
<em>See graph above</em>
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