Question

If we have : y = - √(−x-6) -2
This is a square root graph and I have attached what it looks like below.
I know that it doesn't have a x-int, however, if I do it by hand it seems like it has one.
I have attached my working out below.
Can someone please help?
Thank you!

Answer 1

The explanation is given below:

What is function?

An expression, rule, or law that defines a relationship between one variable (the independent variable) and another variable.

The graph you have plotted is correct.

But it hasn't been consider the x- integer.

By looking the graph closely,

the graph is in III quadrant, in III quadrant x and y both are negative.

Let us take the first point (-6, -2).

So, here x is (-6) and y is (-2).

Hence, there are both integers are located in the graph.

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