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How do the graphs of the functions differ from the graph of f(x)=3.5x^3?
For each function, select Steeper, Less steep, or Reflected over the x-axis to describe the differences between the graph of the function and the graph of f(x).
Select all answers that are correct.

How do the graphs of the functions differ from the graph of fx35x3 For each function select Steeper Less steep or Reflected over the xaxis to describe the diffe class=

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Answer:

First, let's do some general definitions:

We start with:

f(x) = 3.5*x^3

A general equation of this form is:

g(x) = a*x^3

if:

IaI > 3.5 the function will be steeper.

IaI < 3.5 the function will be less steep.

a < 0, means that we have a reflection over the x-axis.

Then:

p(x) = 4.5*x^3

bassed on what we wrote above, this function is steeper than f(x)

q(x) = -x^3

This is less steep ( a = -1 in this case) and we also have a reflection over the x-axis.

r(x) = 3*x^3

In this case 3 < 3.5, this means that this will be lees steep than f(x)