Jiayang's answer to Kamareta's Secondary 4 A Maths question.
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Simply use a graph paper and plot several points (maybe 7-10 points ) then draw your curve. Then take a ruler and dash your way from the desired x values up to your curve and then dash horizontally across to your y-axis and read off y values.
You MUST use your graph to get the y values but you SHOULD use your calculator to check and make sure the values you obtained is not too far off the actual ones.
You MUST use your graph to get the y values but you SHOULD use your calculator to check and make sure the values you obtained is not too far off the actual ones.
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6 years ago
Hello! I want to ask. But, my question in behind your answer. You can scroll it.. okay!
Why the point is not exactly at number -1 ?
Did you delete the ans? I just commented on it!
What!!! Owhhh I am sorry
Firstly, a curve with an equation in the form of y=a^x, where a is positive, can never touch the x-axis.
Secondly, you can always verify by substituting x=-1. In which case you'll get y=3^(-1)=1/3.
Secondly, you can always verify by substituting x=-1. In which case you'll get y=3^(-1)=1/3.
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estimate the value below to 2 decimal places.
10^x = 25
estimate the value below to 2 decimal places.
10^x = 25
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