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kaylak:

officially extremely lost now

Ultrilliam:

@Nnesha

Ultrilliam:

Post the question

kaylak:

these 3

Vocaloid:

For the first one, notice how the graph goes upwards to infinity when you go towards the left ?

kaylak:

yes

kaylak:

is it a?

Vocaloid:

At x = -3 the graph is 0 But when x is less than -3 it's positive That means f(x) >= 0 when x <= -3 make sense?

kaylak:

yes

Vocaloid:

Then there's -1 <= x <= 1 for that blip in the middle

kaylak:

okay

Vocaloid:

And finally x >= 2 for the right side So putting that together what do we have?

kaylak:

so it is a !

Vocaloid:

Yup good

Vocaloid:

For the second one, where does the graph cross the y-axis? What number ?

kaylak:

(0,3)

Vocaloid:

Good What about the x-axis? There should be two numbers

kaylak:

wait don't tell me this one is a too

Vocaloid:

Yeah good

kaylak:

it's a wow okay

kaylak:

because of you i kinda understand this

kaylak:

is the last one d?

Vocaloid:

For the last one it should look like h(time) = height

Vocaloid:

When the ball. Is on the ground, height = 0

kaylak:

it's c

kaylak:

9.8 is time

Vocaloid:

Awesome yes

kaylak:

thank you so much

kaylak:

https://s26.postimg.org/h8prxu6mh/Capture.png would this be a then

Vocaloid:

Yeah good

kaylak:

i think i may actually understand yay

Vocaloid:

Yeah good

kaylak:

really? yay

Vocaloid:

D is good I'm actually not sure about c because none of them look right to me

kaylak:

it's ok i'm going to go to a pre cal LL tomorrow to make sure I understand want to get caught up first

kaylak:

i would think because of the y values that are constant ?

Vocaloid:

Yeah you're right I didn't see the constant part

kaylak:

lol yay i actually do know this

kaylak:

i made a 100 all by myself i feel proud thank you for your help

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