CC3MN 4-50 HW eTool | Desmos

"x"	"y"
negative 2		r1c3:
negative 1		r2c3:
0		r3c3:
1		r4c3:
2		r5c3:
		r6c3:

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a. Draw a complete graph for this rule.

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HINT: Drag the GREEN points on the graph to the location as indicated from your table above.

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b. Is (32, −29) a point on this graph? Explain why or why not.

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HINT: When you put the x-value in the equation, do you get the y-value?

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