Answer: Graph D will be correct graph for the given function.
Explanation:
Given function
Since it is a bi-quadratic equation thus it must have 4 roots and (0,1) is one of its point.
Moreover, the degree of the function is even thus the end behavior of the function is, as and as
In graph A, function has four root but it does not have the end behavior same as function f(x).( because in this graph , as and , as .) so, it can not be the graph of given function.
In graph B, neither it has four root nor it has the end behavior same as function f(x).(because in this graph as and as .) so, it can not be the graph of given function.
In graph C, neither it has four root nor it has the same end behavior as function f(x).(because in this graph as and as.) so, it also can not be the graph of given function.
In graph D it has four root as well as it has the same end behavior as the given function. Also it passes through the point (0,1).
Thus, graph D is the graph of given function.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
Supplementary angles -- 1/4
Vertical Angles -- 6/8
Step-by-step explanation:
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If I'm not mistaken that is the answer
The x-y coordinates for the given equation are: (-2,11),(-1,7),(0,3), (1,-1) and (2,-5).
<h3>Linear Function</h3>
A linear function can be represented by a line. The standard form for this equation is: ax+b , for example, y=2x+7. Where:
- a= the slope;
- b=the constant term that represents the y-intercept.
The given equation is 16x + 4y = 12. For solving this question, you should replace the given values of x for finding the values of y.
Thus,
- For x= -2, the value of y will be:
16*(-2)+4y=12
-32+4y=12
4y=12+32
4y=44
y=11
- For x= -1, the value of y will be:
16*(-1)+4y=12
- -16+4y=12
- 4y=12+16
- 4y=28
- y=7
- For x= 0, the value of y will be:
16*(0)+4y=12
- For x= 1, the value of y will be:
16*(1)+4y=12
- 16+4y=12
- 4y=12-16
- 4y=-4
- y= -1
- For x= 2, the value of y will be:
16*(2)+4y=12
- 32+4y=12
- 4y=12-32
- 4y=-20
- y= -5
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