Question

For the graph of the equation y=-x^3 + 5
what is the x-intercept(s)
What is the y-intercepts(s)
Is the graph symmetric with respect to the x-axis? Input yes or no here :
Is the graph symmetric with respect to the y-axis? Input yes or no here :
Is the graph symmetric with respect to the origin? Input yes or no here :

for my answers:
for the x-axis (0, 3root7)
for the y-axis (5,0)
for the symmetry questions I have No for each of them.

Answer 1

x-int- Sub y=0 into the equation
y-int- sub x=0 into the equation


For the symmetric part, I think simply graphing it will help there.

If not, remember that x^3 is to the 3rd degree

Answer 2

ok?

Answer 3

imma go

Answer 4

okay. thanks

Answer 5

I think my problem is that I have solved this to the best of my ability and I can't seem to get the correct answer,i'm not sure what I am doing wrong.

Answer 6

well, if oy uspecify, maybe I can help

Answer 7

these are my answers: for my answers: for the x-axis (0, 3root7) for the y-axis (5,0) for the symmetry questions I have No for each of them.

Answer 8

i let x=o and for y i got 5 and when i let y=0, it got more complicated. I ended up with 5=x^3 and i'm not sure how to either factor it out or move on to the next step.

Answer 9

\[x^3=\sqrt5\implies x=\sqrt[3]5\]

Answer 10

actually x^3 =5 have other 2 imaginary roots also, but you can ignore it here.
just write, \((0,\sqrt[3]5)\)

Answer 11

all your other answers are correct :)

Answer 12

thank you so very much!

Answer 13

welcome ^_^