See attachment for the graph of the function y = -x
How to sketch the graph using the key features?
The key features of the graph are given as:
- x-intercept: (0, 0)
- y-intercept: (0, 0)
- Linearity: linear
- Continuity: continuous
- Positive: for values x < 0
- Negative: for values of x > 0
- Decreasing: for all values of x
- End Behavior: As x -> ∝, f(x) -∝ and as x -> -∝, f(x) -> ∝
The x and the y-intercept implies that the graph passes through the origin
The linearity implies that the graph is a linear graph
A linear graph that passes through the origin is represented as:
y = mx
The graph is positive when x < 0 and negative when x > 0
This means that m < 0
So, we have:
y = -mx
The above also illustrates the end behaviors of the function
The equation that that satisfies the given features is
y = -x and other similar equations where x has a negative coefficient
See attachment for the graph of the function y = -x
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