I still have absolutely no idea how it got that answer. Just move on and accept that the answer is still wrong no matter what
Answer:
The inverse function of h(x) = 3/2*(X-11) is: g(x)= (2/3*X) +11
Step-by-step explanation:
h(x) = Y= 3/2*(X-11)
To find the inverse function, the first step is to exchange the position of the variables with each other. So;
X= 3/2*(Y-11)
Now we need to isolate the variable Y from this equation. The final result will be te inverse function.
X=3/2*(Y-11)
2*X=3*(Y-11)
2/3*X=Y-11
2/3*X +11 = Y
Y= (2/3*X) + 11 (Inverse function)
What is the mode and median of 1,2,1,3,3,5,3,4,5,4,3,2,5,3,1.
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I don’t know but it is really annoying and they need to stop. they are virus’
Remark
The only points that can lie on the y axis are a and d. There has to be a zero someplace. But the question is where?
The answer is in the graph below. (0,6) is in red and it is on the y axis.
(6,0) is blue and is on the x axis.
So if you want a point to lie on the y axis, the answer is that the x part of the point must be 0.
Answer D