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
Write an equation in slope intercept form with a positive slope less than one and a y intercept between -10 and 10
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
A 2nd-degree polynomial is one whose highest degree'd term is a 2. a has an x-squared as its highest power, so it is a second degree; b also has an x-squared as its highest power, so it is a second degree; e, the same; f, the samel; g, the same.
Paul’s assertion is sometimes correct
Example (when correct): x = -10, y = 5
Example (when incorrect): x = -5, y = 10
