I would guess they're referring to some general form first<span>f(x)=alog(x−h)+k</span>Where 'h' represents horizontal shifts, 'k' vertical shifts and 'a' stretches the function. "a" will also reflect the function across the x-axis if the value is negative. But NOT across the y-axis. I hope that's the place they wanted to put the a at least
I'll say the first one and the second last one, because the other ones don't make sense to me...
Answer:
The answer is No, according to the Triangle Theorem.
Step-by-step explanation:
When you have the sides of the triangle, you must be able to add up 2 sides and have a larger number than the other side.
4+5 = 9 which is greater than 1
5+1 = 6 which is greater than 4
4+1=5 which is equal but not greater than 5
