Answer: NO
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
In order for the function to be one-to-one, it must pass the vertical line test AND the horizontal line test.
The vertical line test is where you draw a vertical line anywhere and the line will not intersect the graph more than one time. In other words, the function cannot contain a duplicate x-value.
The horizontal line test is where you draw a horizontal line anywhere and the line will not intersect the graph more than one time. In other words, the function cannot contain a duplicate y-value.
The graph provided passes the vertical line test but fails the horizontal line test. <em>One example is that there are two x-intercepts.</em>
Hi,
<em>Sammy has $125.75 in her savings account. She deposits $25.50 into the account each month for the next 6 months. </em>
<u>How much is in Sammy's account at the end of the 6 months?</u>
25.50 × 6 = $153
In 6 months she deposits $153 into the account.
So :
125.75 + 153 = $278.75
At the end of the 6 months Sammy has $278.75 in her savings account.
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Answer:
Domain: x >=0 for both cases
Discussion:
Assuming we are dealing with real valued functions, the domain of
y = x^(1/2) +4
is the set of all "x" such that x>= 0 (so we are taking the square root of a positive, or zero, real number)
The domain of x^(1/2) +6 -7 is the same as for the last function and for the same reason.
Thank you,
MrB
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
a-c is a line
