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The graph shown below expresses a radical function that can be written in the form f(x) = a * (x + k) ^ (1 / n) + c does the graph tell you about the value of k in this function ? A. k equals zero.
B. k is less than zero.
C. k is greater than zero.
D. It is not possible to tell whether k is greater than or less than zero.

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Based on the graphed values of f(x) and independent variable x, the graph shows that C. k is greater than zero.

What is the value of k?

We have a c value of -1 which is where the y axis is intercepted.

We know that k isn't zero because the x and y values are not the same. We can also tell that k is not less than 0 because if it was, the f(x) for the smaller x value would lead to a larger f(x) value.

The only logical conclusion therefore, is that k is greater than zero.

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