Consider the function y = 3x^2. how do the y-values of this function grow? a. by adding 3 b. by adding 9 c. by multiplying the previous y-value by 3 d. by adding 3, then 9, then 15, … im on an assighnment plz !

Option D - by adding 3, then 9, then 15, …

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Given : Function

To find : How do the y-values of this function grow?

Solution :

From the following options the most suitable option is D.

As if we are going to add term and terms our y-values increases.

When we add any term in the function the y value value increases.

If we adding 3, then 9, then 15, … the function continuously grow term by term.

The new function became  

Therefore, Option D is correct.

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