If g(x)=1-3/4x find the values of g(0), and -5·g(4)-1
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Here we have the following rational function:
So the graph of this function is shown in the First Figure below. Let's define another function which is a parent function:
Whose graph is shown in the second figure below. So we can get the graph of f from the graph of g this way:
Step 1. Shift the graph 3 units to the left:
Step 2. Shift the graph 2 units down:
Finally, the features of the graph of f are:
The graph of this function comes from the parent function g and the transformations are:
- A shifting 3 units to the left
- A shifting 2 units down
Answer:
Graph by first drawing a horizontal line at 3 on the y axis. Anything below this line falls into the y is less than or equal to 3 range. Draw a vertical line at negative 2 on the x axis. This represents x > -2. The next one is a slanted line, so it'll be trickier to graph. If using a graph of 10 - 10, graph from (-8, -10) to (10, 8). If using a graph of 20 - 20, graph from (-18, -20) to (20, 18). As seen in the graph, anything to the upper left of this line is included.
The true inclusion is where all the ranges intersect. Be sure to color this the darkest or with a special pattern.
