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Determine which graph, f(x)=square root of 16x or g(x)=16square root of x, rises more steeply. Explain

User Lindy
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Answer:


16√(x)

Explanation:

Compare the graphs in the attached picture. The red graph is
√(16x). The blue graph is
16√(x). The blue rises much steeper.

Determine which graph, f(x)=square root of 16x or g(x)=16square root of x, rises more-example-1
User Esac
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Answer:

g(x) rises more steeply than f(x)

Explanation:

Given:
f(x)=√(16x)


g(x)=16√(x)

The parent function of both f(x) and g(x) is same.


\text{Parent function }:p(x)=√(x)


f(x)=√(16x)=4√(x)


g(x)=16√(x)


y=a\cdot f(x)

The rise of function depends on the value of a.

Higher the value of a rises more because coefficient is more.


p(x)=√(x)


f(x)=4√(x)


g(x)=16√(x)

The coefficient of g(x) is more than f(x).

We can see graphically also. Please see attachment for graph.

Hence, g(x) rises more steeply than f(x).

Determine which graph, f(x)=square root of 16x or g(x)=16square root of x, rises more-example-1
User BeeDog
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