I'm gonna gonna go with C
Answer:
The graph of a linear function (a line) can be moved around the coordinate grid. This is called a transformation. There are three basic transformations: translation (sliding the line around), reflection (flipping the line), and scaling (stretching the line). You can move (transform) the line vertically or horizontally.
Answer:
Neither
Step-by-step explanation:
If the sequence was geometric, each term would be multiplied by the same multiplier to get to the next one. We can check if the multiplier is the same by taking a term and dividing it by the term before it. For example,
-4/3.5=-1.14285714
-7.5/-4=1.87500
The multiplier between the terms aren't the same so it's not geometric.
For arithmetic, the distances between each term would be the same, and we can take the same idea from the geometric sequence, but use subtraction instead of division
-4-3,5=-7.5
-7.5-(-4)=-3.5
Again, the distances aren't the same, so it's not arithmetic.
6 3/3 = x + 2/3
18/3 = x + 2/3
18/3 - 2/3 = x
16/3 = x
5 1/3 = x
