Step-by-step explanation:
the answer is c: 2..............
We are told that f(1) = -1.5, and that f(n+1) = -2f(n).
Then: f(2) = -2f(1) = -2(-1.5) = +3 (answer)
Answer:
no, because for x=-3, y would have to be -31
Step-by-step explanation:
boy oh boy (or girl oh girl) - you wrote this in a horrible, horrible format.
I can only guess what your problem and the fitting answer would be.
y = -2×x^2 + 3×x - 4
-4 = -2×(-3)^2 + 3×(-3) - 4
-4 = -2×9 - 9 - 4
-4 = -18 - 9 - 4
-4 = -31
and that is wrong. for (-3,-4) to be on the graph of the function, y would have to be -4 when using x=-3 in the function. but y = -31 for x= -3.
