I'm assuming that you meant 4x+1=3x?
Subtracting 4x, we get 1=-x. Multiplying by -1, we get x=-1 as the solution.
Answer:
y-intercept = 4
x-intercept = 2
Step-by-step explanation:
you can divide the equation through by 4 and change into the y=mx+c form to find c, the y intercept so the y-intercept = 4.
for the x intercept make the y=0 (because the coordinate point where the line crosses the x axis must have y=0) and then you get 8x=16 so x=2
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
The horizontal asymtote is when there are no solutions for x, so it is when y = -10.
This is because when y = -10, 0.8^x must be 0, but this is impossible. You can test this by trying 4^x/5^x. It will get super small, but never 0.
You did good, it IS correct.
