SOLUTION: use the graph of the function fo find f(-3), (-2) and f(-1). Points on the graph are (-2,-1), (-1,-2) and (-6,-3)
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Question 190183: use the graph of the function fo find f(-3), (-2) and f(-1). Points on the graph are (-2,-1), (-1,-2) and (-6,-3)
Answer by solver91311(24713) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
No can do. The points you provided as being on the function are not collinear, therefore you cannot define the function from jus those three points. Without a function definition, the values of f(-3), f(-2), and f(-1) cannot be determined.
Now, if it is possible that you made a typographical error when you posted your problem and you actually meant that the third listed ordered pair was (-6,3), then that is a different story altogether. Write back and let us know.
John
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