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3 square root of (0,1)^3
(0,1)^3/3
0,1
Answer:
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Answer:
3
Step-by-step explanation:
Assuming your two equations are ...
You want to find the multiplier k such that ...
6 + (-2)k = 0 . . . . total x-coefficient after the equations are combined
Dividing by 2 gives ...
3 - k = 0
3 = k . . . . . . add k
The multiplier needed is 3.
We start with f(x)=4x+9.
Placing a " - " sign in front of the x term will reflect the graph of y=4x about the x-axis, but will not change the effect of that constant +9.
After this reflection your graph will still go through (0,9), but will have a slope of -4 instead of one of +4.
So, we'll end up with a line of slope m = -4 whose y-intercept is still (0,9). Translating this graph downward by 2 units will result in the graph of
y = -4x + 7.
