Question

help - edfrgtr

Answer 1

...?

Answer 2

g(x) = 4x+1+3

Answer 3

does g(f)=y? because if so thatll make my calculations easier....

Answer 4

any idea ?

Answer 5

@XTHb are you trying to find an equation? like point-slope or standard?

Answer 6

yes i think

Answer 7

give the question itself

Answer 8

For 14-16 given describe how the graph of g compares with the graph of f.(x) x f =4+1
15. (x) 4x ) g =( +1+3

Answer 9

wait thats a different equation?

Answer 10

\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @Extrinix
wait thats a different equation?
\(\color{#0cbb34}{\text{End of Quote}}\)
no-

Answer 11

@AZ you able to figure this out?

Answer 12

XT can you take a photo of the question if you can?

Answer 13

so it doesnt need an exact mathematical equation... but it needs a description of how f(x) is similar to g(x)?

Answer 14

yea i think im honestly not sure

Answer 15

ok

Answer 16

well the only difference between
f(x)=4x+1
and
g(x)=(4x+1)\(\color{cyan}{+1}\)
is that \(\color{cyan}{+1}\)

Answer 17

but you need a comparison... so we need to figure out what each graph looks like, I'll be using \(\color{teal}{desmos.com}\) to figure out the graph

Answer 18

now, the photo shows what the two lines look like, and usually in comparing lines they're either \(\color{cyan}{perpendicular}\) or \(\color{cyan}{parallel}\)

Answer 19

from then all you have to do is make a description of the two lines.

(forgot to add photo...)

Answer 20

thanks!

Answer 21

@Extrinix that's a +3 at the end, instead of a +1. Though you're on the right track.