The <u>correct answer</u> is:
The function is a one-to-one function.
Explanation:
When an equation is graphed, we use the Vertical Line Test to determine if that equation is a function; if a vertical line hits more than one point anywhere on the graph, the graph is not a function.
This corresponds with the definition of a function: A function is a set of ordered pairs in which each element of the domain (x) is mapped to no more than one element of the range (y). Since every x has no more than one y, there will be no two points hit by the same vertical line.
When we have the graph of a function, to determine if it has an inverse, we use the Horizontal Line Test: if a horizontal line hits more than one point anywhere on the graph, the function does not have an inverse.
This corresponds with the definition of a one-to-one function: A function in which every element of the range (y) is mapped to exactly one element of the domain (x). Since every y has one x, there will be no horizontal line that hits more than one point anywhere on the graph.
No you can't multiplying by two I 's basically adding up two numbers till you get it
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this inequality, we have to find x (or make x the subject of the inequality:
since ⁻ˣ/₃ ≤ 6 [multiply both sides by 3]
- x ≤ 18 [multiply both sides by -1; this flips the inequality sign]
<h3> x ≥ - 18 [this is the solution]</h3><h3 />
To graph the inequality, draw the line x = - 18 with a solid line, and then shade the region that is x > -18.
We use a solid line because the point x = -18 is included. However, hypothetically, if the inequality was x > -18 only, a broken line would be used to show that the line x = -18 is not included.
