The zero of a function is the x-value at which the function value is zero. That is, the value of the function that intersects the x-axis. From the picture, the zero is -5
When you evaluate the function f (x) = 4 • 7 ^ x for x = -1 you get:
f (-1) = 4 * 7 ^ -1
f(-1) = 4* 1/7
f (-1) = 0.5714
The next part of the question is not clear. If it refers to the function at x = 2 then:
f (2) = 4 * 7 ^ (2)
f(2) =4*49
f (2) = 196
If it refers to it in x ^ 2
f (x ^ 2) = 4 * 7 ^ (x ^ 2)
Answer:
I think the answer to the question should be C
Step-by-step explanation:
I believe this is a rotation through an angle of +90°, anticlockwise, (counterclockwise), with the center of rotation origin(0,0)
To describe rotation we give the center of rotation and the rotation angle in degrees stating whether it is clockwise or counterclockwise.
Cost of 380 gram of sweets = (2.1/50) * 380 = $15.96
