<span>y=−1/3x+1
</span>x = -6, y = −1/3(-6) +1 = 3<span>
x = -3, y = </span>−1/3(-3) +1 = 2<span>
x = 0, y = 1
</span>x = 3, y = −1/3(3) +1 = 0
x = 6, y = −1/3(6) +1 = -1
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Table
x y
-6 3
-3 2
0 1
3 0
6 -1
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The 1,000s place because she was in the 100s and you moved 6 to the left which makes the number higher.
Answer: 4th root of (1/x)^5
Step-by-step explanation: negative exponent makes the x become 1/x. The 4 goes to the outside of the radical, and the 5 stays as the exponent
Using BEDMAS
a) 6+4(2+3)^2
6+4(5)^2 - Eliminate addition in bracket
6+4(25) - Execute the exponent
6+100 - Mulitplying
106 - Addition
b)(6+4)(2+3)
(10)(5) -Addition in BRACKETS done
50 - Mulipication
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