The point that the graphs of f and g have in common are (1,0)
<h3>How to get the points?</h3>
The given functions are:
f(x) = log₂x
and
g(x) = log₁₀x
We know that logarithm of 1 is always zero.
This means that irrespective of the base, the y-values of both functions will be equal to 0 at x=1
Therefore the point the graphs of f and g have in common is (1,0).
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H, it's asking for the total amount of money spent. so you add.
470/7= 67.14......
67.14 was her fee
67.14 * 1.5 = 100.71
100.71 is her hourly rate
<span>(14+x)^2= 25^2 +x^2
14^2 + 28x + x^2 = </span><span>25^2 +x^2
28x = 25^2 - 14^2
28x = 625 - 196
28x = 429
x = 15.32</span>
<span>If you are adding a constant, then the graph is either raised or lowered k units.
For example.... If you have the graph of y = x^2
and now you add 3, so your new graph of x^2 + 3, will be the same graph as x^2 but raised vertically 3 units.
The graph of x^2 - 7 will be the graph of x^2 lowered vertically 7 units.
I hope my answer has come to your help. God bless and have a nice day ahead!</span>
