It depends on what level of classes you take, but algebra classes in college do tend to be harder than algebra classes in high school or middle school.
g(x) = 3√(x-5) -1
The process of altering a graph to produce a different version of the preceding graph is known as graph transformation. The graphs can be moved about the x-y plane or translated. They may also be stretched, or they may undergo a mix of these changes.
Horizontal stretching: It means the graph is elongated or shrink in x direction.
Vertical stretching : It means the graph is elongated or shrink in y direction
Vertical translation : It means moving the base of the graph in y direction
Horizontal translation : It means moving the base of the graph in x direction
According to rules of transformation f(x)+c shift c units up and f(x)-c shift c units down.
Therefore, in order to move the graph down 1 units, we need to subtract given function by 1 , we get
g(x) = 3√x -1
According to rules of transformation f(x+c) shift c units left and f(x-c ) shift c units right.
Therefore, in order to move the graph left by 5 units, we need to add given function by 5 , we get
g(x) = 3√(x-5) -1
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Answer:
1) 2/7; 43; 3/7
2) C
3) 30; 30; 10; is not; 10; is not
Step-by-step explanation:
1) y + 4/7 = 6/7
y = 6/7 - 4/7
y = 2/7
17 + b = 60
b = 60 - 17
b = 43
6/7 = m + 3/7
m = 6/7 - 3/7
m = 3/7
2) 11.5 - x = 5.25
x = 11.5 - 5.25
x = 6.25
3) he can substitute 30 for t.
He can then multiply ⅓ by 30 to get a product of 10 (⅓ × 30 = 10).
Since 15 is not equal to 10, Harry's solution is not correct
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Ruth's salary is s(j), where s represents salary and j the number of jars she sells.
At the very beginning, she receives $50. Only answer 'd' could be correct.
But also, the equation has the variable part 0.65j, or
$0.65j, which is directly proportional to the unit price of the jars of jelly.
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Summing up the fixed and variable parts, we get
s = $50 + ($0.65j), or s = $50 + ($0.65/jar)j This is Answer D.
Answer:
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