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I'm honestly kinda stumped.

 Apr 5, 2017

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If you graphed y = k, it would be a straight horizontal line.

 

Every place f(x) touches that line, f(x) equals k right there.

At every point that f(x) touches the line y = k, there is a solution for f(x) = k.

 

The question is basically: where could you put a straight horizontal line so that f(x) touches it 3 times?

 

Does that help any? If you want more help just say so :)

 Apr 5, 2017
 #1
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Best Answer

If you graphed y = k, it would be a straight horizontal line.

 

Every place f(x) touches that line, f(x) equals k right there.

At every point that f(x) touches the line y = k, there is a solution for f(x) = k.

 

The question is basically: where could you put a straight horizontal line so that f(x) touches it 3 times?

 

Does that help any? If you want more help just say so :)

hectictar Apr 5, 2017

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