Answer:
C AND A I THINK
Step-by-step explanation:
Start by finding the first number on the Y axis,
then find the next number on the x axis, you can move up OR down if you have to
Make sure if your number is a - for instance, (-5, 1) you plot it on the negative 5 one, not the positive five.
Answer: B; here's a brief explanation as to why:
g(x) is an equation that has a -1 being distributed to both x^2 and -2, making the equation really -x^2 + 2,
the - in x^2 would flip the line on the X axis, while the + 2 would raise the line up by two
Two lines that are parallel to each other, will have the same slope.
so if this line is parallel to another with a slope of -5/8, the slope of this line is also -5/8 then. We also know that it passes through -7, 4 and -23, y, let's do some checking.
Answer:
(-5, -7) and the x-axis
Step-by-step explanation:
when looking for a point that is 7 points away, we are looking for a difference of 7 in either the x-value or the y-value.
[remember: a point is written as (x, y) ]
We know that the x-value is -7, meaning that it is 7 units under the x-axis (meaning that it is 7 units away)
We know that our point, (2 , -7) has the same y-value as (-5, -7), so we are looking for a change in x. The difference (which is the change) between:
-5 and 2 is 7
(2 - (-5) = 2 + 5 = 7)
so, both the x-axis and the point (-5, -7) are 7 units away from (2, -7)
(the other point (-7, 7) is not near (2 , -7) at all--they have a larger difference on both the y-values, the x-values, and the length of if you made a diagonal line)
(I've attached an image to help you visualize what we're doing)
hope this helps!!