Exactly the same way you find any missing item in any other subject:
You take the information you're given, and you collect everything you know about
relationships between the information you have and the item you have to find.
Finally, you use the relationships and the given information to find the value of the
missing item.
The process you'll use to find the circumference of a circle will depend on what
information you DO have about the circle.
I'm sorry, but what do you mean with "tick mark labeled 'm'"?
Answer:
Range = (7,5,-1,-9)
Point 1 = ( -3, 7)
Point 2 = ( -2, 5)
Point 3 = ( 1, -1)
Point 4 = ( 5, -9)
Step-by-step explanation:
g(x)= 1-2x
The domain is x.
The range is y.
g(x) is the function.
To solve this you just input each number from the domain into the function.
g(x) = 1 - 2(-3)
-2 × -3 = positive 6
It is a positive because a negative multipled by a negative equals a positive. This means it is not 1-6 because it is not a negative, it would be 1+6.
1 + 6 = 7
g(x) = 1 -2(-2)
-2 × -2 = positive 4
1 + 4 = 5
g(x)= 1 - 2(1)
-2 × 1 = -2
Since it is multipled 1 time it will be -2. So the equation is still 1-2.
1 - 2 = -1
g(x)= 1 - 2(5)
-2 × 5= -10
A negative multipled by a positive is a negative.
1 - 10 = -9
Now that you have all the numbers put them in parentheses things like the domain
Range = {7,5,-1,-9}
To graph it you need to put in each point by finding the first number of the domain and range and that is your point.
The first point would be (-3,7) and so on and so forth.
Answer:
10
Step-by-step explanation:
I wouldn't use the phrase "extends from." If the leading coeff. is neg, then the graph opens downward. Without more info we do not know the max of this fn. If we did know it, we could state that the graph max is (value) and that the graph "extends downward from this value."
