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[@OverclockingCowboy]

Another approach for Question 20 29:10, without using f(x) = mx+b, by determining corresponding points of f(x).
f(x) = (x+3) g(x)
Corresponding points for [x, g(x), f(x)]
[ -27, 3, -72]
[ -9, 0, 0]
[ 21, 5, 120]
Equation for f(x) using first 2 points
y = (72/18)(x+9) = 4x + 36
Equation for f(x) using last 2 points
y = (120/30)(x+9) = 4x + 36
Thus, slope = 4, Y intercept = 36

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[@smod1861]

Would the answer for q22 be similar as in the negative number being the higher one if the question asks the exact same thing but the x ints are (-7,0) and (9,0) ?

[@smod1861]

I chose the answer -4 for this

[@OverclockingCowboy]

Your midpoint
(-7+9)/2 = 1
Vertex equation
-b/2a = 1
b = -2a
Your a+b equation
(a+b) = -a
If a is an integer greater than 1, it means that a can be 2, 3, 4, etc
Your answer would be-2, -3, -4, etc
It depends on the answer choices that are given to you, not necessarily the next negative number.