Find the inverse of f(x)=2x-3.
1) replace "f(x)" with "y." Then y=2x-3.
2) interchange x and y. Then x=2y-3. x+3
3) solve this result for y. Then 2y=x+3, or y=----------------
2
-1 -1 x+3
4) replace y with f (x): f (x) = ---------
2
This is the procedure, with the answer given.
Answer:
The possible number that Hall could be thinking of is 144.
Step-by-step explanation:
Difference between 17 and the square root of my mystery number
This is represented by:
is 5
Then:
What are two possible numbers that Hall could be thinking of?
We have to solve the equation, for x. So
The possible number that Hall could be thinking of is 144.
I’m still thinking about the equation part give me a second
Factor the denominator:
(3x-1)(x+2)
every time x=-2 (because of (x+2), it would cause a warp in the graph, and not have an input. that is the vertical asymptote.
since you have factor 3x-1 on top and bottom, in which the zero is 1/3, there would be no solution at x=1/3. it would be a hole.
the answer here is C.
1/100+1/100+1/100 Hope this helped! I remember taking this unit in Elementary. Good luck!
