Answer: The coefficient of x tells you the slope.
The constant tells you the y-intercept.
Step-by-step explanation: see the attachment
Lesson 10.5 practice A Trigonometry
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None of those describe this function.
It's not a constant function, because it is not equal to a constant (something that isn't a variable)
It doesn't show direct variation, because it can't be represented in the form
y = kx.
It isn't an absolute value function because the absolute value isn't taken anywhere.
If it was an absolute value function it would look something like this:
It isn't a greatest integer function, because the greatest integer isn't taken anywhere.
If it was a greatest integer function it would look something like this:
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It's not a constant function, because it is not equal to a constant (something that isn't a variable)
It doesn't show direct variation, because it can't be represented in the form
y = kx.
It isn't an absolute value function because the absolute value isn't taken anywhere.
If it was an absolute value function it would look something like this:
It isn't a greatest integer function, because the greatest integer isn't taken anywhere.
If it was a greatest integer function it would look something like this:
Are you sure you typed that question right?