Given:
The function is:

This function is stretched by a factor of 9 to g(x).
To find:
The equation of function function g(x).
Solution:
The vertical stretch is defined as:
...(i)
If
, then the function f(x) compressed vertically by factor k.
If
, then the function f(x) stretched vertically by factor k.
The given function f(x) is stretched by a factor of 9 to g(x). So the value of k is 9.
Substituting
in (i), we get

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Therefore, the required function is
.
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Change all the fractions to decimal you do that by dividing numerator by the denominator. Remember

as a decimal is 0.5
A=

= 0.43
B=

= 0.60
C=

= 0.8
D=

= 0.42
E=

= 0.6
Based, on the data above B,C,E are greater than

because they all have decimals greater than 0.5, B= 0.6, C= 0.8, E=0.6
So,

are all greater than

Hope This Helps :)
The best choice would probably be the third option from the top. Since by using the distance formula you can solve for the length or distance of each of the sides of the triangle, and check to see if it is equal. As would be in an equilateral triangle.
Slope wouldn’t be best for the last leg or bottom leg as there is no change in y and x.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
hope it helps but it is not all the answers .
<span>solve the equation ax – c = bx + d for x:
1) Group the x terms together on the left: ax - bx - c = d
2) Group the constant terms together: ax - bx = c + d
3) factor out x: x(a - b) = c + d
4) Divide both sides of the equation by (a - b) to obtain a formula for x:
c+d
</span> x(a - b) = c + d => x = ---------
a-b
This shows that the given equation CAN be solved for x, but there is a restriction: a must NOT equal b, because if a-b = 0, we'd have division by zero (which is not defined).
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