Question

help

Answer 1

@dude

Answer 2

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Answer 3

For #17

This graph was flipped over the x axis

So it would look different



The asymptote and domain should be the same but the y-intercept changes (Negative)

Answer 4

so would it be C then?

Answer 5

Hmm not quite

The asymptote and domain are the same, these two would be true

We are looking for the false one

So it's either A or B

What is the y-intercept for this graph?

\(-\frac13^0\)?

Answer 6

A

Answer 7

Yes

Answer 8

yayy

Answer 9

Now for #18

y-intercept is when they meet

Answer 10

wouldnt it be 3/4?

Answer 11

No no, just look at where they meet

Answer 12

oh my god its 1

Answer 13

Yes

Answer 14

:0

Answer 15

For #19 we are translating the equation up

Before we do that, we have to calculate the y-intercept and the asymptote of the current one

Do you know what they are?

Answer 16

the y intercept is 1

Answer 17

and is the asymptote is -2?

Answer 18

Asymptote is not y=-2

Careful, its when the graph goes "straight"

Answer 19

i think -3

Answer 20

thats the first number that is going on the straight part

Answer 21

Hmm remember what we did in the previous ones

It should be y=0

Answer 22

ohh

Answer 23

Yes

So we have a y-intercept at (0,1) and the asymptote at y=0

Now all we have to do is add 4 to the y-intercept and the asymptote

Answer 24

so it would be either a or b then?

Answer 25

Right

When you move up, you add only to the y-value

\((0,1\color{green}{+4})=?\)

Answer 26

it would be b

Answer 27

No, its the other way around

\((0~~,~~1\color{green}{+4})=(0,5)\)

Answer 28

ahh i see

Answer 29

so then i feel like 20 would be D because that dont make sense

Answer 30

Perfect :)

Answer 31

yessir

Answer 32

okay i'm finished thank you so much for helping me i really appreciate it!

Answer 33

Of course! Good luck!