1). Graph the function of y=square root of x-2 end of square root +5 which point lies on the graph?
2). y= square root of x+6 end of square root +2 which point lies on the graph?
Thank you!!
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1). Graph the function of y=square root of x-2 end of square root +5 which point lies on the graph?
2). y= square root of x+6 end of square root +2 which point lies on the graph?
Thank you!!
just guessing here ... is this what you mean?Quote:
Originally Posted by xxsoccerforeverxx
yes, thats what I mean
the graph ofis a transformation of the parent function
... do you understand how the parent graph changes with each transformation?
Quote:
Originally Posted by xxsoccerforeverxx
lies on which graph?
You have to graph it then see which point lies on the graph, but I don't know how.
did you know that you can sub in the x-coordinate and see if it works out to the y-coordinate?Quote:
Originally Posted by xxsoccerforeverxx
specifically ... (I'm making this up since you provided no information about specific points in your OP) ... say you need to check the point
sub in
now you can say the pointlies on the curve
Many points lie on this graph, how many are you after?
Or are you trying to find the domain and range?
just two points didn't say domain and range
read my last post.Quote:
Originally Posted by xxsoccerforeverxx
check the points in each equation ... if the equation works, then the point is on the curve.