Parallel lines must have the same slope. However for them to be UNIQUE lines, ie different lines, they must have a different y-intercept.
So if we say generally that a line is y=mx+b where m is the slope and b is the y-intercept then these two unique parallel lines would be:
y1=mx+h and y2=mx+k
Where m is the same for both and each have unique constants h and k where they cross the y-axis
We can't necessarily draw it out for you unless someone links something.
Answer:
*8
Step-by-step explanation:
6.75*8=54
Answer:
A) f'(3) < f'(0) < f'(-2)
Step-by-step explanation:
You don't need to create a graph of the derivative. Remember that the derivative is the slope/rate of change of a function at a certain point!
At f(-2), you can see that the function is increasing around it, which suggests that f'(-2) is positive.
At f(0), you can see that the function doesn't increase nor decrease around it, which suggests that f'(0) is 0 (or no slope!).
At f(3), you can see that the function is decreasing around it, which suggests that f'(3) is negative.
This must mean that f'(3) < f'(0) < f'(-2)
I hope this clears things up, and please ask questions in the comments if you are still confused! I want to help you!
