Answer:
Your power function is y=-2
Step-by-step explanation:
The way I found it was.
0=0, so, the function multiply by zero, and have no other term to add
A number (one in a case) gives as a result: -2. So, one, elevated to ANY power results in one, every time. So, I have 1, as a factor and -2 as a result. One is as well a factor that delivers a result equal to the other factor. (3)(1)=3 , (8987)(1)=8987. So, the other factor must be -2
Then I checked all the table, and the results were consistent.
In general if multiplying, move decimal to RIGHT by whatever the exponent is.
In this example 10^1, the exponent = 1
9.4 with decimal moved 1 place to right = 94
4y-8>10
Add 8
4y-8+8>10+8
4y>18
Now divide both sides by 4
4y/4 > 18/4
y>9/2
Now let's see if it will be true
Replace y by its value
4(9/2)-8>10
36/2 -8 > 10
18-8 > 10
10 > 10
That's false because 10 can not smaller than 10
so it should be = instead
Answer : False
I hope that's help:)
9, 2, -5... so is going down by 7 each time, meaning the "common difference" is -7.
Answer:
y = 6
Step-by-step explanation:
Its going by 6's
