Question

@Loser66 do you mind helping me with this one as well?

Answer 1

look at the last section of the graph
for values of x when 4>x... what is the relationship?\ between x and y?

Answer 2

im not entirely sure im half awake

Answer 3

me too, it's midnight over here :(
sorry i meant when x is greater than 4... (and accidently put the less-than symbol)... sorry

Answer 4

its ok and its 10 am here and loser66 says g(x) looks right to them

Answer 5

its a linear relationship between x and y after x = 4...
so y = mx + c
the gradient = 1 (as when x increases by 1, y increases by 1)
and the "c" value is the difference between the 2
x = 4, y = 6, so y = x+2
proof x = 6, y = 8
y = x+2 still

Answer 6

does g(x) look correct to you?

Answer 7

yep, g(x) is the only one which makes that linear connection after x = 4 of y = x+2

Answer 8

awesome thank you