Just switch the x and the 3
-6 ÷ 4x = 15, six is less than the quotient and quotient mean division, replace a number with a variable and put it with four and the you would put equal 15
I think it's either 18 or 24.. I've had this question before but I'm not positive which answer I put and if it was correct, sorry I couldnt help much :(
Answer:
DUDE YOU USE SCHOLOGY!!
Wait is your name andy from the inbox mail tab?? Arent you in 6th grade??
I think I know you man!!
Step-by-step explanation:
Hopefully you have a Ti-84 calculator because that's what I'm going to use.
First, input the equation on the "y =" button and graph the equation.
Then, hit "2nd, trace", or "calc". Choose the 6th option, "dy/dx". This gives you the derivative, or slope of the secant line, at any given x value.
If you just start typing numbers and hit enter, it'll find the derivative, so for part a letters i-viii, just input those numbers and press enter.
From the looks of it, the slope approaches 4 (as you from the x-values in i-iv and v-viii, the slopes approach 4). You can also check this by just inputting the x-value 7 in dy/dx or taking the derivative of the equation and plugging in 7. Hope this helps!! If you liked this answer please rate it as brainliest!!!
