Find the prime factors of 60 by dividing by prime numbers.
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First subtract 3x^2 from both sides.
Now rearrange the equation.
Finally we can see our answer.
First subtract 3x^2 from both sides.
Now rearrange the equation.
Finally we can see our answer.
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Step-by-step explanation:
In this case it can be seen that the x values are being affected by this transformation. This means that we should look for points on f and g with the same y value but different x values. However in this case it is hard to pinpoint easy coordinates to work with. This is where process of elimination can help. We know it cant be B or C because if the dilation ratio is outside the function, the y values would be affected. That leaves it to A or D. We can see that g has shrunk from the original function. Shrinking along the x-values can be notated by the reciprocal of the factor of shrinking. In this case it looks like it shrunk down to half of the originals size. If we take the reciprocal of a half we get 2. Therefore if we plug that in we get: