<u>answer:</u> It's a solution
<u>explanation/work:</u>
| subtract -6, and move it over to the 16
| divide by 4
| final answer
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Eight and a half is a whole number.
Answer:
Unfortunately, your picture doesn't show all the graphs of the possible answers.
However, the graph should look like the one I attached, passing by the (5,0) point. Which is logic since a value of 5 for x would make the y the cubic root of 0... which is 0.
When trying to identify a graph of a formula, always try to see which values of x could make y = 0 or what would happen to y if x = 0, that will always give you a pretty good idea of which graph to choose from.
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Please i cant answer it this way