izzyfashooo
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sketch and graph
1. y= [x][/3] +2
2. y= squareroot x-3
3. y= Ix-2I
4. y= [y][/2] - 1
1. y= [x][/3] +2
2. y= squareroot x-3
3. y= Ix-2I
4. y= [y][/2] - 1
I really with this Pre Calculus problem =[
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alexfloo
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If you're not sure what the graph looks like, then just plug in some numbers for x, (x=1, x=2, x=3) and then plot the points. Then just connect them with a smooth line.
dalcde
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I don't actually understand your notation. What are those square brackets and "I"s?
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izzyfashooo said:
I don't understand even one of these. What do the square brackets mean?
But I'll take a stab at (2)
http://fooplot.com/index.php?q0=sqrt(x-3)"
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dav1d
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Yes what are the square brackets?
alexfloo
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I think it's pretty straight forward, albeit bizarre notation. The brackets mean nothing, and the "I...I" are supposed to be absolute value bars "|...|".