given that (9,2) is on the graph of f (x) find the corresponding point for the function f (-3/4 x)
We know that f(9) = 2. Does that tell us anything about f(-3/4 x)?
i wrote down everything the question asked
Well, it makes no sense. What class are you in? What section of the book (if you have one)? OR maybe the name fo the unit you are working on?
functional values, its algebra 2 on a computer class.
Well, if -¾x = 9, we have x = -12 and f((-3/4)(-12)) = f(9) = 2 I see. We have a 25% expansion and a reflection across the y-axis. Ringing any bells?
the answer is 2? i really just dont understand this lesson
Like I said, I really don't know what it's asking. If we are to compare f(x) to f(-¾x), I'm not sure what "2" helps us see.
Given that (-9,3) is on the graph pf f (x) find the corresponding point for the function f (-3x)
can you help me please???
That's a compression factor fo 3 and a reflection across the y-axis. Do you have even one solved example? I'm just guessing what it wants. Perhaps the first one was (-12,2) and this one is (3,3).
given that (-2,-1) is on the graph of f (x) find the corresponding point for the function f (x-4)
Find the value of x that gives the new function's argument as -2. x-4 = -2 This is a translation.
i think
What new value for x gives the new argument a functional value of -2
given that (5,-4) is on the graph of f(x) find the corresponding point for the function -1/4 f(x)
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I'm tired of doing these. It's your turn to show your work. Get the last one right before you move on to this one.
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