Question

The graph shows the function f(x)=4x+21 and g(x)=−(13)x+4+6 .

What are the solutions of the equation 4x+21=−(1/3)^x+4 +6 ?

x=−6 and x=−4
x = 3 and ​ x=−5 ​

​ x=−6 ​ and x=−5.75
​ x=−6 ​ and x = 3

Answer 1

1/3 on the first line too

Answer 2

Just want to make sure, the equations are

\(f(x)=4x+21\) and \(g(x)=−(\frac13)x+4+6\)

Answer 3

yes

Answer 4

g(x) has 2 numbers, is one of them supposed to have a variable?

\(g(x)=−(13)x+4+6\)

Answer 5

there is the grapg too and its (1/3) then the x + 4 is an an exponant

Answer 6

Ah
\(g(x)=−\frac13^{x+4}+6\)?

Answer 7

yes

Answer 8

Okay like I said in the previous post, the solution is where they intersect

(Could you list off the points where they intersect?)