If you describe the graph as a V with its vertex point on (0,0), then you are either describing the graph of y = |x| or y = 3|x|. The only difference is that the coordinates of y=3|x| is multiplied thrice the coordinates of y=|x|. In other words, this graph is thrice wider than the y=|x|.
Furthermore, <span>y = -3|x| is a downward V, and
</span>x = |y| and <span>x = 3|y| looks like a V rotated side-ward,</span><span>
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For the function y = 7x - 1, if you state that the domain(or all the numbers you can substitute in for "x") of that function is the set of all real numbers, then you can assume that there will be an infinite number of solutions for the function.
In other words, if you substitute any real number in for "x" you will find that you will get a corresponding value for "y". In fact, these "pairs" of corresponding values of x and y are called ordered pairs and represent the various solutions of the equation.
Your response should be choice D:
Answer:
-2
Step-by-step explanation:
I mean i use the slope formula 
and you just plug in the values of the coordinates.
Answer:
65 and 155
Step-by-step explanation:
I just did the answer and I got it right so trust me
