Question 2 (Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)

(04.07)

The functions p(x) and g(x) are shown below:

g(x) = 0.09x
p(x) = (0.09)x

Which statement best describes the graph of p(x) and g(x)?

The graphs will both have their y-intercept equal to 1.
The graphs will both have their y-intercept equal to 0.09.
The graph of p(x) will eventually exceed the graph of g(x).
The graph of g(x) will eventually exceed the graph of p(x). @3mar

Question

Question 2 (Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)

(04.07)

The functions p(x) and g(x) are shown below:

g(x) = 0.09x
p(x) = (0.09)x

Which statement best describes the graph of p(x) and g(x)?

 The graphs will both have their y-intercept equal to 1.
 The graphs will both have their y-intercept equal to 0.09.
 The graph of p(x) will eventually exceed the graph of g(x).
 The graph of g(x) will eventually exceed the graph of p(x). @3mar

sweetburger · Answer

is p(x) supposed to be p(x) = (.09)^x ?

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

No it's the way it is now it's supposed to be like tis

sweetburger · Answer

then none of the answer choices work

sweetburger · Answer

there is missing information in one of the given functions i can guarantee that

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

Yes they don it's how it is on my test

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

Question 2 (Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)

(04.07)

The functions p(x) and g(x) are shown below:

g(x) = 0.09x
p(x) = (0.09)x

Which statement best describes the graph of p(x) and g(x)?

 The graphs will both have their y-intercept equal to 1.
 The graphs will both have their y-intercept equal to 0.09.
 The graph of p(x) will eventually exceed the graph of g(x).
 The graph of g(x) will eventually exceed the graph of p(x).

3mar · Answer

Need help?

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

Yes

3mar · Answer

Where are you stuck?

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

Is it b?

3mar · Answer

$$\LARGE {g(x) = 0.09x\ p(x) = (0.09)^x }$$
are they correct like that?

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

Yes they are @3mar

3mar · Answer

so the first is a first-degree polynomial function ... represented by a straight line $y=ax$ and the second is an exponential function (decaying one) $y=a^x$ represented as follows: https://www.desmos.com/calculator/vxwtkic7hz

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

So the ANWSER is c?????@3mar

3mar · Answer

"exceed the graph" what does that mean?

sweetburger · Answer

honestly lol

3mar · Answer

@Mrs.ambrose614 Do you follow?

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

No

3mar · Answer

Why?
Where are you stuck?

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

When you say exceed do u mean add on to????

3mar · Answer

I am sure that you and me believe that A and B are not correct...

"The graphs will both have their y-intercept equal to 1" $\Large \color{red}×$
"The graphs will both have their y-intercept equal to 0.09"$\Large \color{red}×$

agree with me?

3mar · Answer

and you can make sure if you want and look at the graphs again... https://www.desmos.com/calculator/crkaxzsuud

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

So the correct ANWSER is d

3mar · Answer

According to the graph of the two functions, which one of C or D that satisfies?

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

I believe it's d.

3mar · Answer

Do you know how to decide?

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

No

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

Wait yes you choose wich one exceeds both points

3mar · Answer

Let me simplify it to you....

Pick any value of x (say 5) and look at the values of $p(5)$ and $g(5)$ ....
then pick another greater value of x (say 20) and find out the values of $p(20)$ and $g(20)$ ....

the idea is that you find which function has the greater value at a certain x-value.

try this and tell me your comment!

3mar · Answer

@sweetburger 
Share your opinion with us, please...

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

Hello????

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

Is the awnser d???

3mar · Answer

Hello!

Did you get it?	
Does it make sense for you?

3mar · Answer

Congratulations! ♥
$$\Huge\color{Lime}\checkmark$$

mrs.ambrose614 · Answer

Because by the way you explain it you making it seems like