#How do I graph this?
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first see where it intersect x and yaxis
then find its maxima and minima
and check where it is increasing or decrasing
@static cove
try to find these three things
where
so it becomes (2/3)^2
= 4/9
ok
y=10/9 ?
oh
oh i see where i messed up
now ill find x
is this equation right? -2=-1•(3/2)^(-4/9)
oh nevermind
for some reason i plugged in y for x
ill try it again
ok so now i have 2=(3/2)^(x-2) is that correct?
just take power 2/3 on both sides
?
$x - 2 = \sqrt[2/3]{2}$
ᴰᴱᴬᴰ ★ ᴋɪʟʟᴇʀ ⁰⁴
I dont think ive learned that yet
i will look at the answer key to see what they did
yeah but on the test i wouldnt be able to come up with that
ok
ill show you the answer key
but you have to plot the graph
they made it right
if you take the derivative
it will be zero as x = -infinity
and is a decreasing curve
it looks like they only plotted 2 points
i feel like im doing more than i need to
since i know the asymptote is 2
i can estimate
actually we need everything
you can
can what? estimate?
but i will prefer to use derivatives
what are those
no i never learned that
then its surprising they are gving you functions to plot