what is the equation of this graph
it has two lines x+y=1 (x<=4,y<=3) and x+y=7 (x>=4,y<=3)
what is the equation and how did you get it @mathmath333
i am little confused here @aum
pick up any two points and use formula y=mx+c for two lines
-2,-2 and 7,0
for first line pick(1,0) and (4,3) for second u many pick (7,0) and (4,3)
ok
@phi
This one is a bit tricky. you could find the equations of two different lines the slopes are -1 (down and to the left) and +1 (up and to the right) you would find y= -x + 7, x>= 4 y = x +1 , x<= 4 but, we can use the y= |x| graph to make one equatoin
**y= -x + 7, x>= 4 y = x -1 , x<= 4 ** fixed typo
But they probably want you to know that the "parent function" y= |x| is a v shaped graph made by two lines with slope of 1 and -1. they you reflect graph about the x-axis (by multiplying by -1) shift right (replace x with x-4 ) and shift up by 3 (add +3) y = -|x-4| + 3
great!
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