Just draw a graph and plot them on the graph then count how many squares (in short) there is between them.
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The graph shows an A) Maximum
A Maximum value appears in a graph when all other values of the polynomial are smaller in value i.e. are under it in an X-Y plot. This is expressed mathematically as:
There is a maximum if for a given x*: f(x*) ≥ f(x) for all x.
In the graph, you can clearly see that there is a value that is higher than all the others, so this value is a Maximum.
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In the case of Mike's free throws, the Domain that describes this relationship can be either B or D.
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In the case of a relationship that represents a 'constant' increase or decrease, we know that there will be an independent and dependent variable. The independent variable is our 'x' value and the dependent variable is our 'y' value. In this case, they tell us that the number of free throws Mike misses is dependent on the number of practices sessions he has attended. Therefor, 'x' would represent the number of practices and 'y' would represent the number of missed free throws. At the start, before practices or an 'x' value of 0, Mike, misses 6 free throws. He continues to decrease his missed throws by for each practice, until the sixth practice where he misses none. So, the 'x' values would be 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, and 6. This can be shown by letter 'B', which includes all numbers, or letter 'D', which represents all numbers between, and including 0 and 6.
