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Answer:
Make a table with values of x and y using the equation y + 3 = -1/4(x - 3) :
x y
0 -2.25
3 -3
5 -3.5
-1 -2
-9 0
Now, graph these and draw a line through the points:
Answer:
–√(7) must also be a root of f(x)
Step-by-step explanation:
Given that the roots of an equation is 3 and √(7). This means that x = 3 or √(7). Therefore, the function is definitely going to be:
f(x) = (x – 3)(x² – 7)
This is because we are dealing with √(7) and what brought about √(7) was x² = 7.
If this is the case, we know that x² = 7 will give
x = ±√(7)
Hence, our roots are x = 3 or √(7) or –√(7). Therefore, –√(7) must also be a root of f(x).
|-3|+|7|=10. The distance of the 2 numbers is 10, next multiply 3/5 into 10 and you get 6. -3+6 is 3, so the point you will end up on is 3.