Question

if the graph of a function passes through the origin, what must be true of the function? a. the graph of the function must be a straight line. b. the function will only work for positive values of x c. there cannot be a constant in the equation of the function. d. as x increases, y must also increase

Answer 1

c

Answer 2

d

Answer 3

c

Answer 4

It's d im higher level im right

Answer 5

LOL

Answer 6

Prove that I'm wrong.

Answer 7

dont get the boy into trouble its c -_-

Answer 8

if it cuts the origin how can it hav a constant when the y intercept is zero

Answer 9

if its a decreasing function it can cut the origin and as the x increases , the y will decrease so obviously ur wrong

Answer 10

u bought ur level Romero? lol

Answer 11

'You are right. The y intercept is in the origin (0,0)

because x=0 when y=0 the only function that can work is when
y=mx
where m is the slope. This means we can't have another constant adding or subtracting from the function because that will cause the function to rise up or lower down.

Answer 12

yes good bye

Answer 13

So it is definitly c?

Answer 14

Yes, I concur

Answer 15

Yes