X=3 is a vertical line . The question is "Is this line a vertical asymptotefor the function f(x)?". Vertical asymptote is vertical line near which the function grows without bound.
The function f(x)=5x-15/x-3 is not asymptotic to the line x=3, because for x=3 f(x)=5*3-15/3-3=0/0=0 . So, there is a value for x=3 and the function f(x) does not grow near x=3 without bound.
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(d) The parabola g(x) will open in the same direction of f(x), and the parabola will be wider than f(x).
Step-by-step explanation:
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f(x) = equation of a parabola
g(x) = 2/3·f(x)
Multiplying a function by a factor of 2/3 will cause it to be compressed vertically to 2/3 of its original height. When the function is a parabola, this has the effect of making it appear wider than before the compression.
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The compression factor is positive, so points on the graph remain on the same side of the x-axis. The direction in which the graph opens is not changed.
The attachment shows parabolas that open upward and downward, along with the transformed version.
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A function has no x values repeated twice.
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