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Hi Judy. What this question is asking is for you to pick some values of x and find out the corresponding value(s) of y for each of them. Use those (x,y) coordinates to plot a single dot on the graph. Keep doing this with various values of x until it becomes clear to you what the shape is. If you examine the equation, you should be able to see that X cannot be larger than 5, so you don't even need to try anything larger than 5. Do you think negative values of x will work? Perhaps you should try those. And always remember that there are two square roots of any positive number! Cheers, | ||||||||||||
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