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The equation 4x^3+10x^2 – 6x is factorized as 2x(x+3)(2x – 1).
Option B represents the correct factors of the equation.
<h3>What is a Factor of the number?</h3>
A factor of the number can be defined as a divisor of the number that divides it completely without leaving any remainder.
Given equation is 4x^3+10x^2 – 6x. This can be factorized as given below.
We take the common term 2x, then,
Hence we can conclude that the factors of the given equation are 2x(x+3)(2x – 1). Option B shows the correct factors.
To know more about the factors, follow the link given below.
The correct answer is D.
In order to solve for a function's inverse, you must start by switching the x and f(x) values. Then you solve for the new f(x). Once you have done that, you'll be left with the new function, which is the inverse of the original. See the work below for how this one will be solved.
f(x) = ----> Switch the x and f(x)
x = ----> Now subtract the 5 from both sides.
x - 5 = ---> Now square both sides.
= f(x) - 1 ----> Now add 1 to both sides.
+ 1 = f(x)
And now that you have something equaling f(x), you can change the order and match it up to answer D.
f(x) = + 1