GMAT Quantitative Reasoning › Calculating the equation of a curve
Suppose the points and
are plotted to connect a line. What are the
-intercept and
-intercept, respectively?
If the -intercept and the slope are
, what's the equation of the line in standard form?
Which of the following functions does not have as its graph a curve with as an
-intercept?
Which of the following functions has as its graph a curve with -intercepts
,
, and
?
Only one of the following equations has a graph with an -intercept between
and
. Which one?
Between which two points is an -intercept of the graph of the function
located?
A function is defined as
where are integer coefficients whose values (which might be positive, negative, or zero) are not given. Which of the following cannot be an
-intercept of the graph of
no matter what the values of those three coefficients are?
Suppose the curve of a function is parabolic. The -intercept is
and the vertex is the
-intercept at
. What is a possible equation of the parabola, if it exists?
Which of the following functions has as its graph a curve with , and
as its only two
-intercepts?