Question

math problem

Answer 1

@AZ

Answer 2

so our original blue graph is f(x)

our new red graph is 1/3 f(x)

that means whatever the y-value is, we divide by 3

so on the original blue graph, when x = 1, what is the y-value?

then divide that y-value by 3 and that will be the y-value for the new red line when x = 1

Answer 3

do the same thing for when x = 0

and when x = 2

and x = 3

Answer 4

y value is 1

Answer 5

yes, so that's for when x = 1

so move one of your red dots to (1, 1)

now when x = 0, what is the y-value on the blue line?

then divide that by 3 and that's the new y-value for the red line when x = 0

Answer 6

the y value is 0?

Answer 7

yes

now what about when x = 2

what will be the y-value for our new red line

Answer 8

az?

Answer 9

az

Answer 10

az?

Answer 11

uh why'd you move two of the red dots to (0, 0)

only move one of them

Answer 12

x=3 the y value is 0?

Answer 13

yes

and what about when x = 2

Answer 14

6

Answer 15

and divide by 3 so that way you get the new y-value

Answer 16

2

Answer 17

yes so plot that (2, 2)

Answer 18

what is going on with your graph

can you like re-set it and then do this:

Answer 19

thanks

Answer 20

Good job!