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arlik [135]
3 years ago
9

Arrange the functions in ascending order, starting with the function that eventually has th least value and ending with the func

tion that eventually has the greatest value.
3x+8
4^x+3
X^2+6
3x
4^x
X^2
Mathematics
1 answer:
WINSTONCH [101]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

3x,3x+8,x^{2} ,x^{2}+6,4^{x} ,4^{x}+3,

Step-by-step explanation:

We have to arrange the functions given in ascending order which have eventually the least value and eventually the greatest value.

So, we get the following table representing the values of the functions for different values of x.

x                    :     5                   10                   15

y_{1} =3x+8    :     23               38                    53

y_{2} =4^{x} +3   :    1027         1048579          1073741827

y_{3} =x^{2} +6   :     31                106                   231

y_{4} =3x        :     15                30                     45

y_{5} =4^{x}        :     1024       1048576        1073741824

y_{6} =x^{2}        :      25              100                    225

As, can be seen from the table that the ascending order of the functions is given by y_{4},y_{1},y_{6},y_{3},y_{5},y_{2},.

Hence, the order is 3x,3x+8,x^{2} ,x^{2}+6,4^{x} ,4^{x}+3,.

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