1/4. and. 1/12. will do that.
Answer:
[2(p + 1)]/q
Step-by-step explanation:
logx 2 = p
logx 7 = q
log7 4x² = log7 (2x)²
= (logx (2x)²)/(logx 7)
= (2 logx 2x)/(logx 7)
= (2 logx 2 + 2 logx x)/(logx 7)
= (2p + 2)/q
= [2(p + 1)]/q
Part A.
In this part we have to find the increasing interval .
Increasing interval is that interval where graph goes up. And from the graph we can say that the graph goes up in the interval

And that's the increasing interval .
Part B.
Correct option is B
x and y intercepts
x intercept is the point where graph touches the x axis. And the graph touches the x axis at x=-1 and 1 .
So the x intercepts are

y intercepts are the point, where the graph touches or crosses the y axis.
Therefore the y intercept is (0,1)
So the correct option is D .
Answer:
tha anser us B
Step-by-step explanation:
it is very easy you just read the question carefully