Is the following a geometric sequence? 1,2,3,4,5....
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You forgot to mention the graph.
So, I make the graph of both given functions and you will compare your graph with them.
First, y= -x-1
put y=0 you get point (-1,0) called x-intercept
put x=0 you get point (0,-1) called y-intercept
join both the points, you will get the graph
Graph is attached in the picture.
Second, y= x+1
put y=0 you get point (-1,0) called x-intercept
put x=0 you get point (0,1) called y-intercept
join both the points, you will get the graph
Graph is attached in the picture.
So, I make the graph of both given functions and you will compare your graph with them.
First, y= -x-1
put y=0 you get point (-1,0) called x-intercept
put x=0 you get point (0,-1) called y-intercept
join both the points, you will get the graph
Graph is attached in the picture.
Second, y= x+1
put y=0 you get point (-1,0) called x-intercept
put x=0 you get point (0,1) called y-intercept
join both the points, you will get the graph
Graph is attached in the picture.
assuming you mean where
ok, notice a pattern in the exponent
hum, so it goes 1,2,3,4, then repeats
ok, so every 4, the cycle repeats
how far up is 77 from a multipule of 4?
4*19=76
76 is 1 away from 77
so
the answer is B