Answer:
what did you need to know :(
Answer:
4
Step-by-step explanation:
→ We go up the y axis to 6 and read of the x coordinate which is 4. This is because an inverse function does the the opposite i.e. if f ( x ) = y
f⁻¹ ( y ) = x.
Answer: a value is like how much is the pice or like counting money
Step-by-step explanation:
Well, following the order of PEMDAS, I got choice B. 52
For instance, when you plug in 5 for x, you get F(5)=2(5)^2+2.
Moreover, following PEMDAS, you're supposed to solve what's inside the parenthesis, but since there is no operation going on inside the parenthesis, then you simple move on to the exponent.
In this case, you square the number 5, which gives you F(5)=2(25)+2
After that, you Multiply (letter M in PEMDAS). This results in F(5)=50+2.
Finally, you add them, which results in F=52.
By the way, I noticed a mistake in your work. When multiplying 2 by 5, the answer is 10, not 20.
Anyway, hope this helped! :-)
The slope (or average rate of change) formula is:

. It is easy to remember as "slope is easy and fun, rise over run" where the y-values of the 2 points would be the "rise" and the x-values of the 2 points would be the "run" So with two points, you label one point as

and the other as

. Then you insert these points into the slope formula (m represents slope). So,

where (-3,6) is x2 and y2 and (5,1) is x1 and y1. It would simplify to

.