Answer:
..............I think its wrong .......
Answer:
x=1
Step-by-step explanation:
3(x+1)=-2(x-1)+6
3x+3=-2x+2+6
3x+2x=2+6-3
5x=8-3
5x=5
x=
x=1
Answer:
No it does not.
Explanation:
If you plug in (6,2) into the equation it will become false
y = x - -4
2 = 6-(-4)
2 = 6 + 4
2 = 10
So the answer is no it does not.
the graphed equation is:
y = -|x| + 1
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How to find the algebraic expression that matches the graph?</h3>
On the graph, we can see an absolute value equation, which opens downwards, and passes through the points (1, 0) and (0,1).
The general absolute value equation is:
y = a*|x - b| + c
Because the vertex is at the point (0, 1), we know that:
b = 0, c = 1
Replacing that we get:
y = a*|x| + 1
Now, this must be zero when we evaluate in x = 1, then:
0 = a*|1| + 1
a = -1
Then the graphed equation is:
y = -|x| + 1
If you want to learn more about absolute value functions:
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