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Chapter 7: Q62. (page 352)

Graph the function y=-2x-22+3.

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The graph of the function y=-2x-22+3 is shown below.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Write down the given information.

The given function is y=-2x-22+3.

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Step 2. Construct the graph of the given function.

The graph of the function y=-2x-22+3 is shown below.

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Step 3. Interpretation from the graph.

From the graph it can be interpreted that the graph cuts x-axis at two different points. Hence it will have two real solutions.

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