Equation A y = 4 over x + 3 Equation B y = −2x − 4 Which statement best compares the graphs of the two equations? both are nonlinear both are linear equation a is nonlinear and equation b is linear equation a is linear and equation b is nonlinear
linear graph looks like this |dw:1439405943555:dw| or |dw:1439405965158:dw|
it looks like a decreasing or increasing line.
how do i solve the equations though
you are supposed to graph it.
Plug in points and graph them if you do not know the patterns or behaviors of it.
yeah but how do i plug in something like 4/x +3
plug x=1 the denominator is 4/4=1 so (1,1)
if x gets bigger in the denominator and the numerator is 4, what number is it approaching?
i don't understand haha do i add the 3 to x
\[\frac{ 4 }{ x+3 }\] that is the equation as x gets bigger the denominator increases 4/a very large number will equals or approaching 0 In other words 4/x+3 is decreasing slowly because 4/4=1 4/5=0.8 4/6=0.66 that it decreases in a curve, which is not linear.
4/(a very large number)
y=-2x+4 you know what a slope is and which slope value this function has?
i figured it out thanks
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