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The function f(x) is shown in this graph the function g(x)=-3x-6. Compare the slopes

The function f(x) is shown in this graph the function g(x)=-3x-6. Compare the slopes-example-1
User Hilo
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Answer:

B) The slope of
f(x) is same as the slope of
g(x)

Explanation:

Given function:


g(x)=-3x-6

Comparing the function with slope intercept equation of line i.e.


y=mx+b

where
m represents slope and
b represents y-intercept.

So, we can find
m for
g(x) which is the co-efficient of the
x term.

Slope of
g(x)=-3

From graph of
f(x) we have two points on the line which are:


(0,2) and
(-1,5)

Slope of line can be given as:


m=(y_2-y_1)/(x_2-x_1)


m=(5-2)/(-1-0)


m=(3)/(-1)


m=-3

So, we find that slope of
f(x) is same as
g(x)

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