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Which of the following best describes the slope of the line below
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Hi there!
First replace m(x) by y.
To find the inverse function we must switch the places from the variables x and y.
Now we need to isolate the y again to find the formula of the inverse function. First add 5 to both sides.
Switch sides.
And finally divide both sides by 5.
And therefore we can conclude the following:
The answer is C.
~ Hope this helps you!
First replace m(x) by y.
To find the inverse function we must switch the places from the variables x and y.
Now we need to isolate the y again to find the formula of the inverse function. First add 5 to both sides.
Switch sides.
And finally divide both sides by 5.
And therefore we can conclude the following:
The answer is C.
~ Hope this helps you!
- A function that models the data is given by this quadratic equation, y = -0.4908x² + 5.8845x + 1.3572.
- The number of students that are absent 10 days after the outbreak is equal to 11 students.
A scatter plot can be defined as a type of graph which is used for the graphical representation of the values of two (2) variables, with the resulting points showing any association (correlation) between the data set.
<h3>What is a quadratic function?</h3>A quadratic function can be defined as a mathematical expression (equation) that can be used to define and represent the relationship that exists between two or more variable on a graph.
In Mathematics, the standard form of a quadratic equation is given by;
ax² + bx + c = 0
By critically observing the graph (see attachment) which models the data in the given table, we can infer and logically deduce that the quadratic function is given by:
y = -0.4908x² + 5.8845x + 1.3572
For the number of students that are absent 10 days after the outbreak, we have:
y = -0.4908(10)² + 5.8845(10) + 1.3572
y = -0.4908(100) + 58.845 + 1.3572
y = -49.08 + 58.845 + 1.3572
Number of students, y = 11.12 ≈ 11 students.
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