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3/4 x n=1......n equals 4/3.
In order for n to equal 1 you have to find a number that will make 3/4 a whole number after you multiply it. Usually in problems like these the answer is usually the fraction but flipped around. So 3/4 and 4/3....when you multiply the numerators you get 12 and when you multiply the denominator you get 12 so 12/12, which equals 1. hope that makes sense.
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
This is a composite function, f(g(x)). This means, working from the inside function to the outside, we will take the function g and plug it in for x in the f function. g(x) = 2x + 4. We will plug that into f(x) and evaluate f(2x+4):
and I imagine your teacher has you simplify completely. We FOIL and distribute to get
which, by combining like terms, give us
