Two functions have equal values where their graphs cross.
A) The solution to the pair of equations
.. y = p(x)
.. y = f(x)
will be where the graphs intersect, at (x, y) = (-3, -3).
B) We already know that (-3, -3) is one solution to y=f(x). The graph also appears to go through the point (0, 0).
C) p(x) = g(x) where their graphs cross, at x = -6. Both functions have the value 1 for that value of x.
I got the same exact question from someone else couple min earlier. Here you go:)
B= -42 C= -38
So the difference going up to positive is 4 and the difference going down in negative is -4.
