The first x coordinate is given by 0 and the second one is given as j. So the length of the base is j. (Sometimes in math they give letters rather than numbers. And since you know it is an isosceles then the other vertex should be at x-coordinate half j or j/2.
Here's a diagram showing how to combine angles LDA (in red) and angle ADE (in blue). Hopefully it becomes a bit clearer why these two angles add up to line segment LE. Erase the shared segment DA if it helps show LE better.
See attached image below.
Answer: (f•g)(x)=2x²+12x
Step-by-step explanation:
(f•g)(x) is the same as saying f(x)•g(x). Since we have f(x) and g(x), we can just multiply them together.
(f•g)(x)=2x(x+6) [distribute by FOIL]
(f•g)(x)=2x²+12x
Now, we know that (f•g)(x)=2x²+12x.
