We have that
y=x²<span>+3x-5
</span>y=4x+1
using a graph tool
see the attached figure
the solution are the points
(-2,-7)
(3,13)
<span>the solution obtained by the student
</span>(-2,0)
(3,0)<span>
is incorrect because the values of the coordinate y are incorrect
</span>the values of x are correct
x1=-2
x2=3
<span>with those values of x obtained, the student had to substitute it in any of the two equations to obtain the value of y
</span>so
for x=3
y=4x+1------> 4*(3)+1-----> y=13
for x=-2
y=4x+1------> 4*(-2)+1-----> y=-7
Answer:
Opt. D.
Step-by-step explanation:
To solve this problem we need to focus our attention in the abs(x-1) function,
If x>1, then abs|x-1|= x-1, if x<1 then abs|x-1|= 1-x. And in the two intervals, the function opens upwards.
But our function has -3 multiplying abs|x-1|, This means that our function opens downward.
The vertex point can be found when x=1, since abs(x-1)=0. this gives f(1)=12
Answer: y-intercept: (0, -0.7) and x-intercept: (-1.2, 0)
Recall: The coordinate of a point is always written as (x,y).
Look to the x- and y-axis and see where there's a point that's exactly on it; that'll be your x- and y-intercept.
The point (0, -0.7) is on the y-axis, so that's your y-intercept. The point (-1.2, 0) is on the x-axis, so that's your x-intercept.
Answer: 20 $
divide 30 by 
30 /
= 20
she has saved 20 $ so far
Answer:
Square root property
Step-by-step explanation: