We know that g(x) = \frac{3}{x^2+2x}
We have to find g^-1(x) or inverse of g(x)
Inverse of g(x) can be determined by equating g(x) to y, and determining the value of x in terms of y
g(x) = y = \frac{3}{x^2+2x}
⇒ y × (x² + 2x) = 3
⇒ yx² + 2xy = 3
⇒ yx² + 2yx - 3 = 0
Determining the roots of x using:
x = 
OR x = 
, where a is coefficient of x², b is coefficient of x, and c is the constant
⇒ x = 
OR x = 
⇒ x = 
OR x = 
Hence, g^-1(x) = OR x =
Answer:
(3x-4)(x-5)
Step-by-step explanation:
This is in the form
ax²+bx+c.
To factor this, we find factors of a·c that sum to b; this means factors of 3(20) = 60 that sum to -19:
60 = 1(60) or -1(-60); 2(30) or -2(-30); 3(20) or -3(-20); 4(15) or -4(-15); 5(12) or -5(-12); 6(10) or -6(-10). The only of these that sum to -19 are -4 and -15. This means we will split up -19x into -4x and -15x:
3x²-4x-15x+20
Next we group the first two terms and the last two terms:
(3x²-4x)+(-15x+20)
Factor out the GCF of each group. For the first group, this is x:
x(3x-4)
For the second group, this is -5:
-5(3x-4)
The common factor for these two groups is (3x-4):
(3x-4)(x-5)
Bethany says, Using these exchange rates, £1 is worth 1.17 euros.
<u>Step-by-step explanation</u>
1 euro = 1.07 dollars
£1 = 1.25 dollars
Now ,
⇒ £1 = 1.25 dollars
⇒ £1 = 
⇒ £1 = 
⇒ £1 = 
⇒ £1 = 
⇒ £1 =1.17 euros
Therefore , Bethany says, Using these exchange rates, £1 is worth 1.17 euros.
