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1. iheartfood

|dw:1352746111398:dw| QUESTION!!

2. iheartfood

|dw:1352746111398:dw| QUESTION!!

3. iheartfood

GRAPH!

4. Jonask

use $x^{\frac{ 1 }{ n }}=\sqrt[n]{x}$

5. iheartfood

ANSWER CHOices: A. n is a positive even integer. B. n is a positive odd integer. C. n is a negative even integer. D. n is a negative odd integer. ***idk :(

6. iheartfood

idk how to use that :( can u pls show me?

7. iheartfood

I'm really confused :( math is not really my thing :P lol but how do i use it?? I'm still confused :(

8. Jonask

we are given in power form and we have to change to root form using the rule$x^{1/n}=\sqrt[n]{x}$ so$y=a \sqrt[n]{x+k}+C$ is our graph we will now choose an obvios point (9,-4) and put in the equation

9. iheartfood

okay so what do we get when we do that?

10. Jonask

n=2 and even|dw:1352840447816:dw| the graph is in this form

11. Jonask

@hartnn

12. Jonask

this graph is an inverse of a parabola so n is positive and even

13. iheartfood

so my answer is A? A. n is a positive even integer. ??

14. Jonask

$y=a \sqrt[2]{x-5}+2$

15. Jonask

yes

16. iheartfood

okay, so answer A it is then! :) thank you :)

17. Jonask

yes

18. iheartfood

kk thx :)

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