Graph the exponential function g(x)=-(3/2)^x .

To graph the function, plot the points on the graph with x-values -2,-1 ,0 , 1 , and 2 , draw all asymptotes, and then click on the graph icon.

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Graph the exponential function g(x)=-(3/2)^x .

To graph the function, plot the points on the graph with x-values  -2,-1  ,0  , 1 , and 2 , draw all asymptotes, and then click on the graph icon.

pfenn1 · Answer

I don't understand what it means by "click on the graph icon" but plug each of the values of x into the equation and solve for g(x).  For instance, for x = -2$$g(x)=-\left( \frac32\right)^{-2}=-\left( \frac23\right)^2=-\frac49$$

anonymous · Answer

im suppost to graph each one of these equations so how do you graph 4/9

pfenn1 · Answer

No, you don't graph each equation, you graph the points.  This one is (-2, -4/9)

anonymous · Answer

now how do i make these point exponential equations?

anonymous · Answer

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