We are given with two functions f(x) = log10 x and g(x) = 3x − 1 and is asked for the product of the two functions expressed as f(x) • g(x). The answer then is simply the product of the two functions, that is log x * (3x - 1). log 10 x is equal to log x.
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The pattern would go 5...15...25...35...45...55... and so on.
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Let's say that y is the weight of the mother and x is the weight of the baby.
We know that the baby is 7437 pounds less than the mother, which means you need to add 7437 pounds to the baby's weight to get the mother's.
We can show it like this:
x+7437=y.
We know what the baby's weight is (1400 lbs), so just sub it in:
1400+7437=y
y=8837 lbs
The mom weighs 8837 pounds.
Wow dude u in college, i wish i could help but im in middle school 8th grade. I guess u could try to go on google and kad academy or whatever its called to get help if no one knows how to do this
