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What happens to the value of the expression 100 - x100−x100, minus, x as xxx increases?

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it decrease

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i got is wrong for this reasion

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with increasing the value of x , value of expression
f(x) = 100-x decreases continuously .

Explanation:

Here we have , an expression as 100-x or ,
100-x . We need to tell what happens to the value of expression when value of x increases :

According to question ,Given expression is in form of f(x) = mx +c ,value of slope & y-intercept is :


m=-1\\c=100

Now , from the graph attached we can see that

For x<100 :
f(x)>0

For x=100 :
f(x)=0

For x>100 :
f(x)<0

Hence , with increasing the value of x , value of expression
f(x) = 100-x decreases continuously .

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