"The product of two irrational numbers is SOMETIMES irrational." The product of two irrational numbers, in some cases, will be irrational. Hope this helps ya out! -Ella
I would either graph these (which would be a easiest) then you would see a line that goes through (0, -2) on the y-axis
And you can either determine the slope from the graph or pick two points above and find the slope.
or spread them out evenly and fill out the missing pieces.
-8. -4
-4. -3
0
4. -1
6. -0.5
8
12. 1
Fill in the middle values and you can put (6,-0.5) on there
What pattern do u see? This way would be pretty hard.
Equation: y=(1/4)x-2
Good morning! So, what this question wants us to do is find each y value given its x value. Without the function it gives us already, this would be pretty difficult.
It gives us a function rule of y=2x+3. This means that we need to plug in each x value into the equation and solve for y. Let’s work on these first three.
y=2x+3} x=-4
y=2(-4)+3
y=-8+3
y=-5
So, if x=-4, then y=-5.
y=2x+3} x=-2
y=2(-2)+3
y=-4+3
y=-1
So, if x=-4, then y=-1.
y=2x+3} x=0
y=2(0)+3
y=0+3
y=3
So, if x=0, then y=3.
Try out the last one, and if you have any questions, comment below! Here are some extra x values if you need more practice.
Using the same function rule, y=2x+3, try to find the y value if x=-6, x=-3, x=5, or x=6.
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
