What is 13x -4+100=180
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Answer: x = 6.46153846
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given the equation <em>13x - 4 +100 = 180</em>, and we must find the value of <em>x</em>. In order to do that get x on on one side by itself and a constant on the other side by itself.
This first step is to combine like terms. <em>13x</em> is by itself. <em>-4 + 100 = 96</em>. This gives us the equation <em>13x +96 = 180</em>.
In order to get <em>x </em>by itself, subtract 96 from each side of the equation. This gives us the equation 13x = 84.
Next, divide each side by 13 to find x. This gives us x = 6.46153846
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It is centered at the origin and opens upwards.
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If "k" is <u>positive</u>, the shift will be to the <u>left</u>. If "k" is <u>negative</u>, the shift will be to the <u>right</u>.
A coefficient outside the modulus |x| + h means that the function is shifted along the y-axis
If "h" is <u>positive</u>, the shift will be <u>upwards</u>. If "h" is <u>negative,</u> the shift will be <u>downwards</u>.
<u>Now, let's check each of the options:</u>
<u>g(x) = |x+4| - 2 :</u>
This function is shifted 4 units to the left and 2 units down. It will be centered at (-4,-2). Check the blue graph in the attachment.
<u>g(x) = |x-4| - 2 :</u>
This function is shifted 4 units to the right and 2 units down. It will be centered at (4,-2). Check the black graph in the attachment.
<u>g(x) = |x-2| - 4 :</u>
This function is shifted 2 units to the right and 4 units down. It will be centered at (2,-4). Check the red graph in the attachment.
<u>g(x) = |x-2| + 4 :</u>
This function is shifted 2 units to the right and 4 units up. It will be centered at (2,4). Check the green graph in the attachment.
All 4 graphs are shown in the attached picture.
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