Hello,
Please write correctly.
g(x)= (2x+3)/(x+1) to be written like a/(x+p) + q
It is very simple!
(2x+3)/(x+1)= [(2x+2)+1]/(x+1)= (2(x+1)+1)/(x+1)= 2+1/(x+1)
These are vertical angles so they are equal so
6a + 11 = 2a + 83
now solve for a
For this case we have that by definition, it is called arcsine (arcsin) from a number to the angle that has that number as its sine.
We must find the
. Then, we look for the angle whose sine is
.
We have to, by definition:

So, we have to:

Answer:
Option B
<h2>Evaluating Composite Functions</h2><h3>
Answer:</h3>

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Step-by-step explanation:</h3>
We can write how
will be defined but that's too much work and it's only useful when we are evaluating
with many inputs.
First let's solve for
first. As you read through this answer, you'll get the idea of what I'm doing.
Given:

Solving for
:

Now we can solve for
, since
,
.
Given:

Solving for
:

Now we are can solve for
. By now you should get the idea why
.
Given:

Solving for
:
