Question

Math Help?

Answer 1

Please present the problem FIRST and then ask for whatever specific help you need.

Answer 2

Will you help me?
y = 5•2x

The graph is a parabola with vertex (0, 5).
The graph is of exponential decay.
The graph is of exponential growth.
The graph is an absolute value function with vertex (0, 5).
I have another one also.

Answer 3

First please verify that I understand what you have typed in:

y = 5 times (2x)

I suspect that some key info is missing here.

Answer 4

that is what it ask me in the question

Answer 5

Describe the graph of the function.

Answer 6

5 times 2x is simply 10 x.

Describe the graph of y = 10x. What is the slope? the y-intercept?

Answer 7

it is either A or D.
A-The graph is a parabola with vertex (0, 5).
D-The graph is an absolute value function with vertex (0, 5).

Answer 8

@jim_thompson5910

Answer 9

The equation is this?
\[\Large y = 5*2^x\]

Answer 10

Yes

Answer 11

Use this grapher

https://www.desmos.com/calculator

and tell/show me what you get

Answer 12

you'll need to type in `y = 5*2^x`

the `^` means exponent

Answer 13

The graph is a parabola with vertex (0, 5).?

Answer 14

show me what graph you got

Answer 15

that's NOT a parabola

a parabola is something like this



notice how it's symmetrical and U shaped. What you have is an exponential curve. Is it growing? or decaying?

Answer 16

exponential growth?

Answer 17

yep, it keeps going up forever

Answer 18

what about this one?

Answer 19

use polynomial long division or synthetic division

Answer 20

this article may help

http://www.purplemath.com/modules/polydiv2.htm

Answer 21

When I do I get this. @jim_thompson5910

Answer 22

I recommend doing it by hand. Don't rely on a calculator or solver

Answer 23

For the answer is it - or +?