Question

Which equation represents the relationship shown in the table

Answer 1

What table? Draw it please.

Answer 2

@TrashMan914 A little help

Answer 3

You need to write a statement of relativity that may be along the lines of this:

x = y(?)

(?) being the equation that causes y to become x.

Answer 4

Im just going to go with y = x + 1

Answer 5

That's incorrect.

Answer 6

y = x + 1

-3 = -4 + 1, True
-2 = -2 + 1, False
-1 = 0 + 1, False
0 = 2 + 1, False
1 = 4 + 1, False

Answer 7

ok so I will give it another try

Answer 8

I don't uderstand at all Im only in the 8th grade and I really need help

Answer 9

There's a relation between x and y that must be calculated. If you find one that works for x1 and y1, it needs to apply to all variants of each, for the statement to be correct.

Answer 10

so the negitive two is the rlation in this problem right

Answer 11

-2

Answer 12

lol I learned this in 7th grade. Maybe because I was in the honours program

Answer 13

well im not so thats why I need help

Answer 14

You're saying y = x(-2)?

Answer 15

no Im saying you know I don't know what I am talking about

Answer 16

I really don't are you going to help me or what

Answer 17

I have been, to the best of my capabilities based on this poorly constructed graph.

Answer 18

ok

Answer 19

ok keep it going I will try to undersand

Answer 20

mabe thid will help

Answer 21

1. y= -1^2x - 1
2. y= X + 1
3. Y= 1^2 - 1
4 . Y= 1^2 + 1

WHICH ONE DO YOU THINK IT IS

Answer 22

Apply the answers to the graph, making sure all variables work. Replace x and y in each of those equations with the appropriate variable.

Answer 23

KK

Answer 24

WAIT I think I found the answer just give e one minute plz

Answer 25

i need to make sure

Answer 26

01. y= -1^2x - 1
2. y= X + 1
3. Y= 1^2 - 1
4 . Y= 1^2 + 1

Answer 27

sorry I messed up

Answer 28

my bad

Answer 29

never mind can we just try something else plz

Answer 30

you don't mind do you