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Chapter 3: Q. 3.103 (page 333)

Graph: f(x) = −3x − 1

Short Answer

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The graph of given function is

Step by step solution

01

Given information: 

The function equation is given

f(x)=-3x-1

02

Recognize the function 

From the given function

f(x)=-3x-1

The degree of the function is 1. so, it is a linear function .

From the given linear function , the slope =-3

and y intercept is -1

Start plotting the y intercept (0,-1)

Then we use the slope . Slope =-3

For slope -3, we move 3 units down and 1 unit up . Plot a point at (1,-4)

Join the points by a line .

03

Graph of the function f(x)=-3x-1

The graph is attached below

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