Juan is using a computer program to graph the function

F (x) = - 12x - 145. He wants to see the intercepts.

Which minimum values should he use to set up the viewing window?

X Min: - 20, Y Min: - 200

X Min: - 15, Y Min: - 100

X Min: - 20, Y Min: - 50

X Min: - 10, Y Min: - 500

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Sidney Hickman

Mathematics

30 January, 02:02

Juan is using a computer program to graph the function

F (x) = - 12x - 145. He wants to see the intercepts.

Which minimum values should he use to set up the viewing window?

X Min: - 20, Y Min: - 200

X Min: - 15, Y Min: - 100

X Min: - 20, Y Min: - 50

X Min: - 10, Y Min: - 500

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Gilmore · Answer 1

The first thing to do first is find the intercepts.

y-intercept: let x be zero

y = - 12 (0) - 145 = - 145

x-intercept: let y be zero

0 = - 12x - 145

x = - 12.08

Thus, the answer would be

X Min: - 20, Y Min: - 200

Juan is using a computer program to graph the functionF (x) = - 12x - 145. He wants to see the intercepts.Which minimum values should he use to set up the viewing window?X Min: - 20, Y Min: - 200X Min: - 15, Y Min: - 100X Min: - 20, Y Min: - 50X Min: - 10, Y Min: - 500

Juan is using a computer program to graph the function

F (x) = - 12x - 145. He wants to see the intercepts.

Which minimum values should he use to set up the viewing window?

X Min: - 20, Y Min: - 200

X Min: - 15, Y Min: - 100

X Min: - 20, Y Min: - 50

X Min: - 10, Y Min: - 500