Question

HELP CREATE MY GRAPH...

Answer 1

@Shadow @Mehek

Answer 2

hey guys, so i need your help on creating a graph for my assignment

Answer 3

Sure

Answer 4

thanks! this is what it says

Graph the function using one of the following two options below. On the graph, make sure to label the intercepts.
~You may graph your equation by hand on a piece of paper and scan your work.
~You may graph your equation using graphic technology.
Paste your graph below:

Answer 5

You can use desmos for graphic technology

Answer 6

and this is basically what ive written about my assignment so far so that you understand


I would begin to graph this line by first putting appropriate numerical values on the y-axis and x-axis of my graph. For example, I know that when x is zero the y-value is huge. The y-intercept is close to 500. So, I would label my y-axis in 10 increments of 100 up to 1000. Next, I appropriately label the x-axis from 0-1000 in 10 increments 100. I would not include either the negative x or y values because it is not possible to sell negative sandwiches or wraps.The line on the graph represents the points at which the profit is $1, 470 for x amount of sandwiches sold and the corresponding y number of wraps that would have to be sold in order to reach that profit point exactly. The first point I would groph would be the y-intercept because I know, from the equation, (0,490) is the point at which the line intercepts the y-axis. The negative slope tells me that the y-values will be decreasing from the y-intercept to y being equal to zero. The -⅔ slope tells me that the y-values will decrease at a rate of 2 while the x-values increase at a rate of 3. I know this because I know slope is equal to the change in rise or fall in the y-direction over run in the x-direction.

Answer 7

What is the function?

Answer 8

f(x)= (-⅔)x+490. The function f(x) represents the points along the y-axis at which the profit is $1, 470 for x amount of sandwiches sold. The y-axis values are number of wraps that would have to be sold to reach that profit.

Answer 9

https://www.desmos.com/calculator

She is a beauty.

Answer 10

lol

Answer 11

so please help me guys create my graph..

Answer 12

okay? ::)

Answer 13

ummm hello? you guys there? :) @Shadow @Mehek

Answer 14

The link Shadow gave, use it to graph
Just put in your function

Answer 15

but it doesnt work... can you please help me

Answer 16

?? :)

Answer 17

guys please

Answer 18

i need to finish this graph asap @Mehek @Shadow

Answer 19

Do not just straight copy and paste it in. Replace f(x) with y

Answer 20

It usually works for me if I use f(x) but sometimes it's the negative signs that don't let it work so I clear those and type them again
Idk if it just happens to me

Answer 21

ok if it worked for you can you screenshot it and send it to me please

Answer 22

and shadow it still doesnt work,,, @Mehek please ss and send it to me

Answer 23

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/bsirwaaafq

Answer 24

You'll have to zoom out since the y-intercept is so high

Answer 25

ok and how much do i have to zooom out

Answer 26

@Shadow can you please draw it for me? :)

Answer 27

Mehek kindly drew it for you. Just zoom out until you see the line.

Answer 28

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ok and how much do i have to zooom out
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at least 6 clicks, not too much ??...

Answer 29

@Shadow but what line???? im confused pleasew help

Answer 30

Click this link

https://www.desmos.com/calculator/bsirwaaafq

Zoom out until you see a red line.

Answer 31

yes i see the red line but like it just keeps going forever

Answer 32

Exactly. But what your question is asking "On the graph, make sure to label the intercepts." So simply put a point at the y intercept, and one at the x intercept.

You can do this in Desmos by putting a point in there.

Click on the slot below the written function to the left.
Then type in (0, 490) for the y intercept. Then find the x intercept and type it in at at's own slot.

Answer 33

can you please just simply draw it out for me do i can understand better :)

Answer 34

You are not going to learn if we do everything. Hover over where it intercepts at the y and x axis, then type those points in.

Answer 35

i still dont understnad

Answer 36

It's not that hard to zoom out .-.
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/xnjzb9kgzn here