Which best describes how the graph of g(x) =1/9sqrt(x) relates to the graph of the parent function, f(x) =sqrt(x) ? The graph of
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Number Line:
Closed Circles are used when signs are "≤" or "≥"
Open Circles are used when signs are "<" or ">"
The graph of x > -1 on a number line would be towards the right from -1 with open circle as the sign is ">"
Graph should look like this:
C)
you look at were the graph starts to decrease then look at the X-VALUE not the y-value
the x-val at the start of the decrease is -3 and at the end of it it is 2 therefor -3
x 2
you look at were the graph starts to decrease then look at the X-VALUE not the y-value
the x-val at the start of the decrease is -3 and at the end of it it is 2 therefor -3
Answer:
The answer would be A
Step-by-step explanation:
When you draw TV with V being the midpoint of SU, you would have two triangles that are congruent on all three sides (SSS). See picture. Hope this helped :)
