Use the function f (x) = x2 + 6x + 6 and the graph of g (x) to determine the difference between the maximum value of g (x) and the minimum value of f (x). a parabola that opens down and passes through 0 comma 3, 3 comma 12, and 5 comma 8 15 12 9 3

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Juliana Ingram

Mathematics

24 April, 14:00

Use the function f (x) = x2 + 6x + 6 and the graph of g (x) to determine the difference between the maximum value of g (x) and the minimum value of f (x). a parabola that opens down and passes through 0 comma 3, 3 comma 12, and 5 comma 8 15 12 9 3

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Belinda Rosales · Answer 1

The answer is 15,

because F (X) 's minimum value is (-3, - 3)

and G (X) 's maximum value is (12, 3)

So when you subtract - 3 from 12, you get a number that is greater then both. (because of the negative 3)

12 - (-3) = 15