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3 years ago

Algebra 2 question , PLEASE HELP (picture) more than one answer is right

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dybincka [34]3 years ago

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G(x) = 20(1.5)^x
Using the graph we can figure out that:
f(x) = 15(2)^x

So does f(x) have a faster rate of change than g(x) on the interval (-5,-3). I used the rate of change formula, and saw that it does NOT.

f(x) and g(x) are always positive, so the second one is not true.

f(x) and g(x) are always increasing, so the third one is TRUE.

g(x) intercept is 20 and f(x) intercept is 15, so the fourth one is TRUE.

So the answer is C and D.

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Step 3: Draw a picture (if using paper) or find an image of the event that you chose (if using PPT slides).

Step 4: Choose your writing prompt:

a. Write a postcard from one character to another about the event depicted on the front of the postcard.

b. Write a journal entry about the event from the character's POV.

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Step 3: Draw a picture (if using paper) or find an image of the event that you chose (if using PPT slides).

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