When a food distributor considers changing the products it markets in the southern states because of an increasing percentage of
customers from Central and South America, it is examining the ________ forces at work in the southern United States. A) political
B) technological
C) economic
D) legal
E) demographic
When a food distributor considers changing the products it markets in the southern states because of an increasing percentage of customers from Central and South America, it is examining the DEMOGRAPHIC forces at work in the southern United States.
Sometimes, it is hard to see which function fits g(x). We are given the point (4,1). Luckily, the point lies on g(x). We can plug in (4,1) into the g(x) equations and see which best fits.