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What’s the value of k?

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julia-pushkina [17]3 years ago

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First of you need to find the formula for them and them equal it to eachother. Then solve for k. So try and find the slope and then the y int for g(x) is 20 and the y int for f(x) is 4 just find the slope and you should be fine

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