Hello! I'll write the instructions to graph these functions.
f(x)=x
Technically, this function is y=x, so the slope would be 1. To graph this one, start at the origin (0,0) and move up one unit, and to the right one unit since this is a positive slope.
g(x)= -1/3x+2
First, plot a point at y=2 when x=0. 2 is your y-intercept. Your slope is negative, so the line will be decreasing. From your first point, head down 1 unit and to the right 3 units. Continue plotting points from the previous points.
Also, if you have a graphing calculator, here are the steps to graphing the functions: ON, Y= (enter your functions), and press GRAPH or 2nd, TABLE to see individual points. Hope this helps! :)
Answer:
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Step-by-step explanation:
You cannot simplify this but you can factorise it:
9x^6 (x^2 - 2)
Answer:
E. the product of seven and the difference of b minus two
Step-by-step explanation:
7(b-2)
seven is being multiplied by the difference of b minus 2
So this can be written as the product of seven and the difference of b minus two.
Reasons its not the other answer choices
A. two subtracted from the quotient of seven divided by b would be (7/b) - 2
B. seven added to difference of b minus two would be 7 + (b-2)
C. the quotient of seven divided by b minus two would be 7/(b-2)
D. two subtracted from seven times b would be 7b - 2
Key Vocabulary:
<em>Difference = Subtraction</em>
<em>Product = Multiplication</em>
<em>Quotient = Division </em>
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