Asked by Julissa

Describe what the graph of interval [-4, 10] looks like?

I really need help, I do not understand graphing. Please help me!!!
Answered by Writeacher
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Answered by Julissa
That's the question I need to answer and I don't know where to start...
Answered by Julissa
explain what the graph of interval -4, 10 looks like?

I would say The -4 would be 4 spaces to the left of 0, or the center point and the 10 is 10 spaces up from there.

I need help I really don't know if this is right,please help thanks...
Answered by Writeacher
Are -4 and 10 the x and y intercepts?
Answered by drwls
All you have done is say what the "domain" of x is. That tells me that the graph goes from x=-4 to x = 10. You have not said what the FUNCTION is. The function tells you the value of y at each x.

I cannot describe a graph of a function unless you specify the function
Answered by Julissa
Yes
Answered by Julissa
explain what the graph of interval -4, 10 looks like?

I would say The -4 would be 4 spaces to the left of 0, or the center point and the 10 is 10 spaces up from there.

I need help I really don't know if this is right,please help thanks...

That's the question I have to answer is to explain what the graph of interval -4, 10 looks like?
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