Question

Graph y=^3 sqrt x-5-1

Answer 1

\(\large {\textit{parent function}\implies \sqrt[3]{x}\\ \quad \\
\begin{array}{rllll}
y=\sqrt[3]{x-5}&-1\\
\uparrow\ &\uparrow\\
\textit{horizontal shift}&\ \ \textit{vertical shift}
\end{array}}\)

Answer 2

What??? I cant read that?

Answer 3

\[y=\sqrt[3]{x-5}-1\]

Answer 4

Is that your problem?

Answer 5

yes

Answer 6

\[y=\sqrt[3]{x}\]
Can you graph that?

Answer 7

No I don't know how?

Answer 8

Consider x=0, If x = 0 what is y?

Answer 9

\[y=\sqrt[3]{0}\]

Answer 10

Y=3?

Answer 11

Do you know that extracting the third root and raising to the third power are inverse operations?

Answer 12

Yes I know I just don't know how to graph it

Answer 13

For example:
\[\sqrt[3]{8}= 2 \because (2)^3=8\]

Answer 14

So you don't know how to graph ordered pairs or what?