 
Stephen K. answered  09/03/14
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Logan,
This question is simply asking that you take information given in each condition b, c, d, e, f (looks like you're missing "a", (was that on purpose?) and write it as
y = k·xr, where k is your constant and r is your exponents.
(b) k = -7, r = ½  ⇒  y = -7·x½
(c) k = 4, r = -½  ⇒  y = 4·x-½
(d) k = 5, r = -3  ⇒  y = 5·x-3
(e) k = ¾, r = 2  ⇒  y = ¾·x²
(f) k =3, r = 1  ⇒  y = (3·x¹)2
In (c) and (d)  I used the property of exponents that 1/xr  =  x-r 
     
     
             
                     
                     
                    
Logan M.
09/03/14