Does Y=3/X represent a linear function when X=0
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6^8*6^3
Here, we have the same base, so we add the powers:
6^11
Now, our expression looks like this:
6^11/6^5
Subtract the powers now that we divide:
6^6
So the missing exponent is 6. Hope it helps!
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Slope:
Slope is rise over run. It is a ratio of the amount of the y-axis over the amount of x-axis. So, now assign the first group of numbers, (-2,-3) as 1; then the second group, (1,1) as 2. Like this:
Notice the subscripted numbers designate the group number. Next, plug in the numbers and do the math.
So, the slope, m, is equal to four thirds.
m = 4/3
Slope is rise over run. It is a ratio of the amount of the y-axis over the amount of x-axis. So, now assign the first group of numbers, (-2,-3) as 1; then the second group, (1,1) as 2. Like this:
Notice the subscripted numbers designate the group number. Next, plug in the numbers and do the math.
So, the slope, m, is equal to four thirds.
m = 4/3
