Answer:
fourth graph in second pic
Step-by-step explanation:
first lets substitute points to see whether the graph increases or decreases
sooo
y = -2(2^0)
y = -2
(0, -2)
y = -2(2^1)
y = -4
(1, -4)
y = -2(2^2)
y = -2(4)
y = -8
(2, -8)
with these points we can tell that the graph is decreasing, since there is two graphs decreasing, we can use the points to see if the parabola lies on the points (i think its called parabola)
its the last graph. fourth graph on page 2
Answer:
<em>The denominator is 12</em>

Step-by-step explanation:
<u>The Number Line</u>
We can represent any real number in a properly segmented line, where the zero-mark is the separation between positive numbers to its right side and negative numbers to the left side.
We are given the number x = 2/3. Since it's positive, its location lies to the right of the zero but before the 1 as shown in the figure below.
We want to locate a second point y at the same distance from 0 as the point x, so we have two options: y is the same as x, or y is negative at the same distance from zero. We chose the last option.
Its numerator must be 8, so we need to multiply it by 4. But we cannot alter the value of x, so we must also multiply the denominator by 4, which gives us the fraction 8/12, but recall it must be negative.

The denominator is 12
Answer:
-7xy
Step-by-step explanation:
simply 28xy/4 to 7xy
replace the negative
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
No because the line isn’t straight or using acedemic language linear.