Answer:
I think A. I'm sorry if I'm wrong
Answer:
(-3,8) and (4,-6)
Step-by-step explanation:
Answer:
The test contains 10 three-point questions and 14 five-point questions.
Step-by-step explanation:
We can substitute a definition of one of the variables by rearranging the first equation.
We set the first equation equal to one of our two variables.
Now we substitute this equality into our second equation
You have added -13 to every function value, so every point on the graph is 13 "spaces" lower. The y-intercept is one such point, so ...
-The y-intercept is 13 spaces lower.
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<em>Comment on notation</em>
In plain text an exponent is preceded by a caret (^). If the exponent has arithmetic involved (addition, subtraction, multiplication, division), then the entire exponent needs to be enclosed in parentheses. When an exponential term that has a constant base is multiplied by another constant, then some sort of multiplication indicator is useful. Your expressions might be written ...
... f(x) = 4·2^x
... f(x) = 4·2^x - 13 . . . . . . or, better, f(x) = 4(2^x) - 13 . . so it is clear -13 is not part of the exponent
