<span>The reciprocal of a fraction is simply the reverse
position of the original fraction, its numerator and denominator. It is
represented by the formula of 1/number (fraction). To get the reciprocal of the
number, divide one by the fractional number. You are given the number 6/5. So you
have a numerator of 6 and a denominator of five. Simply swap them and you get
the new numerator as 5 and the new denominator as 6. Or you can just divide
1/(6/5) then you will get 5/6. The answer is letter D.</span>
Hi! the answer should be 104
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Formula: h(g(x))
1) First you want to take the -5 and plug that into the given equation for g(x)
• 2(-5)= -10
2) Next you want to take the -10 and plug it into the equation for h(x)
• (-10)²+4= 104
Answer:
1 or -9, depends on the problem, see below.
Step-by-step explanation:
-11--7+5
Two negatives make a positive so our new equation is:
-11+7+5
-11+7 is -4, so:
-4+5
And this leaves us with:
1
But I saw there was a parentheses, was it misplaced or was one not added? If one was not ended to the end, then the answer would be different.
(-11)-((-7)+5)
-7+5 is negative 2, so:
-11-(-2)
Once again, two negatives make a positive, so our new equation would be:
-11+2
Which gets us:
-9
12). It moved up 2. If you look at each dot and count up 2 it’s where the new dot is.
