Algebra I Help! Which pair of graphs should be plotted to show the solution to 4x = 2x? Graphs A and B Graphs B and C Graphs C and D Graphs A and D
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Okay, let me try something.
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wait a minute, you said the graph was 4x=2x? wouldn;t that just be 2x?
And I don't know, I have to pick a pair of lines. The choices are on the top.
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just post a screenshot so we can see
I'd graph y = 4x and y = 2x and see where they intersect but thats just a guess
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Those clearly aren't linear graphs like 4x = 2x It's asking for where\[\Large 4^x = 2^x\]
The question does seem to be asking for 4x = 2x...that's why I'm confused.
It IS asking for 4 times x = 2 times x. Even thought that wouldn't be true I think.
It is. Those are exponential graphs.
No, it's not asking for where 4x=2x. Those would be straight line graphs, not exponential curves
Okay.
It would've been easier to post the whole question, screenshot all of it if you were unsure what exactly it asked for. Eliminate any choices involving option A, since it's a reflection over the y-axis, meaning the x would be -x. You can also eliminate graph B, since it has a y-int of 4, when both 4^x and 2^x would have a y-int of 1, since any number to the power of zero is 1.
Would C be the correct answer?
Well you've eliminated graphs A and B, and that only seems to leave one choice.
Oh, okay thanks. :)
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