Answer: (f·g)(x) = -5x³ - 31x² + 62x + 18
(f·g)(-1) = -70
(fog)(x) = 25x² - 130x + 155
(fog)(-1) = 310
<u>Step-by-step explanation:</u>
f(x) = x² + 8x + 2 g(x) = -5x + 9
(f·g)(x) = (x² + 8x + 2)(-5x + 9)
= -5x³ + 9x²
- 40x² + 72x
<u> - 10x + 18</u>
= -5x³ - 31x² + 62x + 18
(f·g)(-1)= -5(-1)³ - 31(-1)² + 62(-1) + 18
= -5(-1) - 31(1) - 62 + 18
= 5 - 31 - 62 + 18
= -70
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(fog)(x) = (-5x + 9)² + 8(-5x + 9) + 2
= 25x² - 90x + 81
- 40x + 72
<u> + 2</u>
= 25x² - 130x + 155
(fog)(-1) = 25(-1)² - 130(-1) + 155
= 25 + 130 + 155
= 310
<em>It wasn't clear if you wanted multiplication or composition so I solved both.</em>
Answer:
{ (0, 0), (4, 0), (6, 0) }
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to be a function, ordered pairs must have values of x, or the domain, that are different and do not repeat.
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Answer:
The probability is 0.9211
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's call K the event that the student know the answer, G the event that the student guess the answer and C the event that the answer is correct.
So, the probability P(K/C) that a student knows the answer to a question, given that she answered it correctly is:
P(K/C)=P(K∩C)/P(C)
Where P(C) = P(K∩C) + P(G∩C)
Then, the probability P(K∩C) that the student know the answer and it is correct is:
P(K∩C) = 0.7
On the other hand, the probability P(G∩C) that the student guess the answer and it is correct is:
P(G∩C) = 0.3*0.2 = 0.06
Because, 0.3 is the probability that the student guess the answer and 0.2 is the probability that the answer is correct given that the student guess the answer.
Therefore, The probability P(C) that the answer is correct is:
P(C) = 0.7 + 0.06 = 0.76
Finally, P(K/C) is:
P(K/C) = 0.7/0.76 = 0.9211
