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princeevee:

samethi-nang na ema oog

princeevee:

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princeevee:

@Angle

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first graph: crosses the x-axis 3 times second graph: crosses the x-axis 6 times third graph: crosses the x-axis 2 times

princeevee:

okay, that means?

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is 3 odd or even?

princeevee:

oh.

princeevee:

...

princeevee:

odd

princeevee:

so the other two are even

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aye aye I'm assuming you get the idea? x'D

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although

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I might have made a mistake with the second one I think they mean that it keeps going up and down forever which would mean that it is not odd nor even because it crosses the x-axis infinitely many times

princeevee:

ok

princeevee:

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what's your guess? |dw:1526869307330:dw|

princeevee:

C

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princeevee:

D?

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yup

princeevee:

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that's the other graph they're talking about

princeevee:

alright

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let's consider each option A: they want to look at the rates of each graph between x=-5 and x=-3 for f(x) the change is about 1 for g(x) the change is about 2 does "f(x) increase faster than g(x)"? B: they want to see if the graph is negative on the left side for f(x), x=-1 is about 8 which is positive for g(x), x=-1 is about 13 which is also positive are "f(x) and g(x) negative when x is less than 0"?

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C: they want us to look at the y intercepts f(x), the y intercept is 15 g(x), the y intercept is 20 does "g(x) have a greater y intercept than f(x)"? D: are both graphs increasing?

princeevee:

for D, obviously yes

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mhm :) yup

princeevee:

for C, is the graph you made G(x)?

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yes

princeevee:

then C too

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awesome ^_^

princeevee:

that it?

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yes ^_^

princeevee:

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for this, we just use the slope formula \(slope = \large \frac{y_2 - y_1}{x_2 - x_1}\)

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so the first interval = \(\large \frac{5760 - 1920}{9-7}\) and the second interval = \(\large \frac{945-105}{6-4}\)

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what do you get for each?

princeevee:

uh...

princeevee:

wait do i divide?

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subtract first then divide

princeevee:

1741 for the first one

princeevee:

and 420 for the other

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then the question is "how much greater" ?

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wait... try the first one again?

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I got 1920 for the first one

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then 1920 - 420 = ?

princeevee:

1500

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tah dahhh

princeevee:

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maintainence starting soon ask a new question when we get back

princeevee:

back

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ask a new question for your question? I gtg

Champion:

@princeevee for your most recent unanswered question: (f+g)(x) = f(x) + g(x) you have been given that f(x) = 8x^2 + 16x + 6 and g(x) = x^3 - 3x^2 - 9 so f(x) + g(x) = (8x^2 + 16x + 6) + (x^3 - 3x^2 - 9) we then add like terms: = x^3 + (8x^2 - 3x^2) + 16x + (6 - 9) you should be able to get the answer from there, if you get stuck, still need help, or would like for us to check your answer, feel free to tag me or Angle Good luck! :-)

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