Let's analyze the questions and their options one by one.
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Graph of the Function y = 4√(3√(x - 2)):
- The description states that the curve increases from quadrant 3 through quadrant 4 and rises through quadrant 1, indicating that as \( x \) increases, \( y \) also increases.
- Therefore, the correct response is: The function increases as x increases.
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Comparison of Functions f(x) = -2√x and g(x) = -2√(3):
- Both options differ in their range and domain as the expression inside the square root has different forms.
- Given that both functions are decreasing, and since they have the same general structure, we should look at the options for the characteristics mentioned.
- The response that seems most accurate based on the descriptions is Option #1, which states: The functions have the same domain.
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Comparison of a Curved Function and a Straight Line:
- The dotted curve and solid line intersect on the y-axis and again in quadrant 1 and are distinct types of graphs.
- Since one function is linear and the other is a curve, the option that correctly explains their y-value behavior is: One is a curve and the other is a line, but the y-values of both functions increase as x increases.
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Comparison of Functions f(x) = √x and g(x) = √(3):
- For these functions, the typical characteristics state that both functions go through the point (0,0) and retain the domain as [0,∞).
- The correct statement among the options is: Both functions are increasing.
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Final Comparison of f(x) = √x and g(x) = √(3):
- Looking at the provided responses and the previous justifications, we can conclude that both functions are indeed always increasing and go through the same origin point due to the properties of square root functions.
- Hence, the best response to this query is: Both functions are always increasing.
To summarize the answers to the questions:
- The function increases as x increases.
- Option #1
- One is a curve and the other is a line, but the y-values of both functions increases as x increases.
- Both functions are increasing.
- Both functions are always increasing.