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Which graph represents f(x)= -1/3x^3? Explain how you based on the sign of the leading coefficient and degree of function.

HELP PLZ! Which graph represents f(x)= -1/3x^3? Explain how you based on the sign-example-1
User Darek Kay
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Answer:


\displaystyle Third\:graph

Explanation:

All you have to do is pick the graph that comes down from the left to the right because the cubic function is negative. This would be a the third graph.

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Answer:

3rd

Explanation:

Negative suggests that whatver the graph is, it's the opposite of the original function. That leaves us with 2 and 3 (since 1st one is positive x^3 )

Now, the degree 3 tells you that it has to be number3 because that's the 3rd degree graph, Since second one is a upside down parabola which means -x^2

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