Question

Question in image below: Graphing points given/given in a table.

Answer 1

Ok the y intercept is when x =0
So looking at f(x) we see in the chart that when x=0 then y=4
Now with g(x) they tell us that the y-intercept is -6

Now the x intercept is when y=0
Looking at the chart we see that the x-intercept of f(x) is -1
Now in order to find the x-intercept of g(x) we need to set up an equation of a line

We know that an equation of a line has the form y=mx+b
where is the slope and b is the y intercept
We are given that information for g(x) where m=-6 and b=-6
So y=-6b-6
Now in order to find the x-intercept we plug in y=0
0=-6b-6
6=-6b
b=-1
So the x-intercept is -1
Given all this information choose the option that is true

Answer 2

OK, well I know they can't be equal since neither 4 nor -1 is equal to -6.

Answer 3

Ayeee your mixing things up

Answer 4

Lets keep the x-intercepts and y intercepts separate

Answer 5

What are the 2 y-intercepts?

Answer 6

Read what i wrote above

Answer 7

The 2 y-int. are -6 & 4.
And the x-int. are -6 & -1.

Answer 8

Ok you got the y-intercepts right
Re read this paragraph for the x-intercepts

Now the x intercept is when y=0

#1)Looking at the chart we see that the x-intercept of f(x) is -1

#2)Now in order to find the x-intercept of g(x) we need to set up an equation of a line
We know that an equation of a line has the form y=mx+b
where is the slope and b is the y intercept
We are given that information for g(x) where m=-6 and b=-6
So y=-6b-6
Now in order to find the x-intercept we plug in y=0
0=-6b-6
6=-6b
b=-1
So the x-intercept is -1

Answer 9

Openstudy is lagging like crazy .....

Answer 10

OOOOH! I mis-read the question. -6 is the slope!!! ^^;;;
So they both have an x int. of -1.

Answer 11

YAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Answer 12

Thank you!!! Sorry about my horrible skim reading skills. ^.^