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Which of the following inequalities would represent the graph shown?

Please Help me! Which of the following inequalities would represent the graph shown-example-1
Please Help me! Which of the following inequalities would represent the graph shown-example-1
Please Help me! Which of the following inequalities would represent the graph shown-example-2

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Answer:

f(x)>
√(1-x)

Explanation:

because it is above the x axis it is >

Because it is -x is moves to the right

because it is a dotted line and not solid it is >

User Adamdsmith
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The following inequalities would represent the graph shown is
f(x) > √(1-x.)

The graph you provided shows that the function f(x) is always greater than or equal to the square root of 1-x. This means that the correct inequality is:


f(x) > √(1-x.)

The other three inequalities are not correct because they do not match the graph.

For example, the inequality
f(x) > √(1-x.) would mean that the function is always less than or equal to the square root of 1-x, but the graph shows that the function is sometimes greater than the square root of 1-x.

Therefore, the answer is
f(x) > √(1-x.)

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