Question

Find the values of y = p(x) = √x for x = 0, 1.44, 2.25, 3.24, 4.41, 5.29.

List the points in a document.
Then plot the corresponding points on a graph and add it to your document.

Answer 1

The values of y = p(x) = √x for the given x are calculated and the points are presented: (0, 0), (1.44, 1.2), (2.25, 1.5), (3.24, 1.8), (4.41, 2.1), (5.29, approx. 2.3). These points are then plotted on a graph to visualize the square root function.

Step-by-step explanation:

To find the values of y = p(x) = √x for the given set of x values, we can calculate each corresponding y value by taking the square root of each x. Here is the calculated list of points in coordinate form (x, y)

Once these points are determined, they can be plotted on a graph to represent the function. Label the x-axis with the given x values and the y-axis with the corresponding square root values. Once all points are plotted, they can be connected if you're plotting a curve, or left as individual points for a scatter plot. Note: the graph is not shown here, as per question instructions for a document inclusion