Question

Help

Answer 1

For this one, it simply is requesting for you to graph your equation. Do you happen to have access (or, I guess are allowed access) to a graphing calculator?

Answer 2

no never heard of that in my life

Answer 3

There's a little tool I use all the time for my math schoolwork, its an online graphing calculator tool known as 'Desmos'. https://desmos.com/c (it has a built-in tutorial, support for dark theme (reverse contrast), and some pre-made graphs you can use for reference!)

Answer 4

What am i supposed to do with this ?

Answer 5

input your equation into one of the boxes to the left, it will graph it on your screen

Answer 6

seems confusing

Answer 7

Here's an example of an equation being used on the tool. Its quite easy once you understand it. https://prnt.sc/1v785hq

Answer 8

could u do it for me? idk how to use

Answer 9

Here's the equation graphed on the calculator (the c of x part is redundant here, it only really matters once you get into function operations) https://prnt.sc/1v78ety

Answer 10

So whats next?

Answer 11

Well, what graph matches the graphed equation more?

Answer 12

(also, since minutes represents x, the line for the x-axis should be minutes, I think...)

Answer 13

So, on a scale from 1 to 10, how well did I assist you in this question? Any feedback?

Answer 14

O A?

Answer 15

yep, there you go!

Answer 16

Ty

Answer 17

np, gl on your math!

Answer 18

ty