Can you please explain ME how to solve identity of algebra homework
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The true statement for f(x)=b^x is the function is always decreasing function.
We have given,
f(x)=b^x where 0<b<1
<h3>What is the domain?</h3>Domain is all possible values of x for which any function is defined
We can select any values of x for which function
It will be defined for all real x
So, the domain is
The range is all possible values of y for which x is defined
we are given that b is positive
The value of the function will always be positive
So, the range is
y>0
The x-intercept:
Set f(x)=0 and then we can solve for x
f(x)=b^x=0
x is undefined
The x-intercept does not exist
Increasing or decreasing:
Since, 0<b<1
The b is a positive value less than 1
As we increase the value of, will keep decreasing
This is decreasing function
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Answer:
k=17
Step-by-step explanation:
Given F(x)=2x+3 shifts 10 units when it is replaced with the graph f(x)=2x-k.
The method to solve this kind of questions is find where the graph meets the x axis then add ten units to it .The obtained x coordinate is the point where the second graph meets the x axis.
Now first find where the F(x)=2x+3 meets the x axis by substituting F(x)=0.
Now add 10 to this x coordinate , we get x1==
this is x coordinate where the second line meets the x-axis.
The second line is F(x)=2x-k.
now f(x)=0 and x=17/2
On substitution we get
k=17