Which of the following properties does the
function
f(x) = ln(square root of (e^−x)) have?

A. f is increasing ,
B.
f(9) − f(6)/3 = f(7) − f(4)/3
,
C. the graph of f has y-intercept (0, 0).

So when I graphed this I can see the y intercept is (0,0). It doesn't look like it is increasing. I am confused about what b. is asking.

Question

Which of the following properties does the
function
f(x) = ln(square root of (e^−x))   have?

A. f is increasing ,
B.
f(9) − f(6)/3 = f(7) − f(4)/3
,
C. the graph of f has y-intercept (0, 0).


So when I graphed this I can see the y intercept is (0,0). It doesn't look like it is increasing. I am confused about what b. is asking.

anonymous · Answer

Hiii , if you look closely, it gives,
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