Function graph

Beebah · 2019-10-30, 17:00

Hi!

I've been having some problem trying to draw this function in a graph. I would appreciate it if someone could tell me it's done correctly. I'll include a picture. Thanks!

Y = 40x
Y = 510 + 25X

http://bayimg.com/bAnMIaagL

paulunderwood · 2019-10-30, 21:33

Not a bad first attempt. Note that the line crosses the y-axis when x=0 i.e. y=510. That is 1/10th of the way between 500 and 600. So you could be more accurate.

You could label you axes and label you functions along with the start and end point i.e the domain of x. If they are are infinite extend them to fill the whole of the graph area i.e for negative x.

You should be able to solve the simultaneous equations to get the point of intersection's coordinates.

2019-10-30, 17:00	#1
Beebah Oct 2019 1₂ Posts	Function graph Hi! I've been having some problem trying to draw this function in a graph. I would appreciate it if someone could tell me it's done correctly. I'll include a picture. Thanks! Y = 40x Y = 510 + 25X http://bayimg.com/bAnMIaagL

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2019-10-30, 21:33	#2
paulunderwood Sep 2002 Database er0rr 37×97 Posts	Not a bad first attempt. Note that the line crosses the y-axis when x=0 i.e. y=510. That is 1/10th of the way between 500 and 600. So you could be more accurate. You could label you axes and label you functions along with the start and end point i.e the domain of x. If they are are infinite extend them to fill the whole of the graph area i.e for negative x. You should be able to solve the simultaneous equations to get the point of intersection's coordinates.