Jill entered y=2*5^(x−4)y=2*5^(x−4) into an online graphing tool. What function did she graph? y=2(5)x−4y=2(5)x−4y=(2⋅5)x−4y=(2⋅
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Answer:
The lines are parallel, with the same slope of 5.
Step-by-step explanation:
Remember that if slopes are the same, then the lines are parallel. If the slopes are opposite reciprocals, they are perpendicular. If they are neither of those cases, then they would be neither.
1) Since y = 5x + 1 is already in slope-intercept format (y = mx + b, in which m represents the slope) we know that 5 is the slope of that equation.
2) To find the slope of -5x + y = 6, let's just convert it to the slope-intercept format by isolating y on the left side like so:
(All you need to do is move -5x to the right side of the equation.) So, by looking at y = 5x + 6, we can do the same thing we did from step 1 and find that the slope is 5.
3) Since both of the equations' slopes are 5, they share the same slope - therefore, they are parallel.
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