What is the vertex of the graph of the function f(x) = 2(x − 2)2 + 3? Enter your answer in the boxes.
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Answer:
Correct choice is B
Step-by-step explanation:
All three functions are increasing when x is increasing. You can find values of each function when x is "enough large". For example, at x=100,
1. linear function:
2. exponential function:
3. quadratic function:
As you can see, when x approaches positive infinity, the exponential function will exceed both the linear and the quadratic functions.
Also you can use graphical method to get from the attached diagrams result. When x approaches positive infinity, the exponential function will exceed both the linear and the quadratic functions.
Correct choice is B.
A. 2.
A radical is an expression which implies the use of a root.
There are three components of a radical expression:
(i) The root "√".
(ii) The radicand √"a".
(iii) The degree or index of the radical , when index of the radical is not shown then it understood to be a index of 2.
The index is the number used to indicate the degree of the root.
For the example , 10 is the radican and the index is not shown so it understood is 2.