<span>q(x)=2x-1
r(x)=-2x^2+2
Find the value of
q(r(−3))=
First find r(-3)
</span>r(x)=-2x^2+2
put x= -3
r(-3)= -2(-3)^2+2
r(-3)=-18+2= -16
now q(x)=<span>2x-1
Put x=r(-3)
g(r(-3))=2(-16)-1
=-32-1= -33
</span>g(r(-3))= -33
Answer:
B. Line segment
Step-by-step explanation:
A line segment starts with a point and ends with a point.
We will solve the problem for both cases:
Case 1:
If the amount increases by 7% we have the number for which we are going to multiply is given by:


Case 2:
If the amount decreases by 7% we have the number for which we are going to multiply is given by:


Answer:
single multiplier you would use for each case is:
x = 1.07 (increase)
x = 0.93 (decrease)
Answer:
Symmetric Property
Step-by-step explanation: