Mathematics, 03.05.2021 03:00, gabegabemm1
Which of the following represents the graph of f(x) = 2x + 2?
graph begins in the second quadrant near the axis. Graph increases slowly while crossing the ordered pair 0, 1. The graph then begins to increase quickly throughout the first quadrant.
graph begins in the second quadrant and decreases quickly while crossing the ordered pair 0, 1. The graph then begins to decrease slowly as it approaches the axis.
graph begins in the second quadrant and decreases quickly while crossing the ordered pair 0, 3. The graph then begins to decrease slowly as it approaches the line y equals 2.
graph begins in the second quadrant and increases quickly while crossing the ordered pair 0, 3. The graph then begins to increase quickly throughout the first quadrant.
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Which of the following represents the graph of f(x) = 2x + 2?
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