Answer:
y = -3/(x-4) - 2
Step-by-step explanation:
3*y(x) vertically stretches <em>y</em> by a factor 3
-y(x) reflects <em>y</em> over x-axis
y(x-4) translates <em>y</em> 4 units to the right
y(x) - 2 translates <em>y</em> 2 units down
Applied the transformations we get:
y(x) = 1/x → 3/x → -3/x → -3/(x-4) → -3/(x-4) - 2
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Given:
13/8
First you have to see how many times 8 can go into the number 13. If you look, 8 can only go into 13 one time, leaving 5 left over.
13-8 = 5
1 with 5 left over
(Rather than writing 8/8, you must simplify to 1 to make it less redundant)
Since there is 5 left over from 8, you would then place it into the numerator place to get:
1 5/8
I hope this helps!
If there are no duplicates among the rational numbers and no duplicates
among the irrational numbers, then there must be exactly 6 points.
None of the rational numbers can also be irrational, and none of the
irrational numbers can also be rational.
