Answer:
[-6, 8]
Step-by-step explanation:
Domain: set of all possible <u>input</u> values (x-values)
Range: set of all possible <u>output</u> values (y-values)
The <u>closed circles</u> on the <u>endpoints</u> of the curve mean that those points are <u>included</u> in the interval.
From inspection of the graph, the smallest y-value is -6 and greatest y-value is 8.
To express this in <u>interval notation</u> write the beginning and ending numbers of the interval inside <u>square brackets</u> as the end values are <u>included</u>.
(If the circles were open, and therefore the end values should not be included, use curved brackets).
Therefore the range of the given graph is: [-6, 8]
The standard form for an equation is y=mx+b. You find the slope by using the formula of rise over run. This means that for problem 6 you first look to see if its positive or negative slope. The slope is positive if the line is going uphill and if its going downhill its negative. The slope would be negative for number 6 because it is going downhill. Then for the actualy slope you would start with rise. So you look at the point (0,1) and go up 3 until you hit the line of the other point and run over 2. So your slope would be -3/2.
The answer is =x^2 +x +1 +2/x-1
Answer:
D
Step-by-step explanation:
A, B, and C are not linear functions
D would be y=x/2
If you graphed y=x/2, you would get the points (4, 2), (7, 3.5), (8, 4), and (10, 5)
It's more obvious if you notice that y is half of x.
