Kyra has a rock collection. When she puts her rocks into 2 equal piles, there are no rocks left over. When she puts her rocks in
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Let the coordinates of the treasure be (x,y).
Let
= distance from the rock to the treasure.
Let
= distance from the tree to the treasure.
We want
= 5/9 in order to locate the treasure.
Note that 5/9 = 0.556 (approx)
Test (11.4, 14.2)
d1 = 14.8, d2 = 8.2, d1/d2 = 1.8 Incorrect
Test (7.6, 8.8)
d1 = 8.2, d2 = 14.8, d1/d2 = 0.554 Correct
Test (5.7, 7.5)
d1 = 6.13, d2 = 16.98, d1/d2 = 0.36 Incorrect
Test (10.2, 12.6)
d1 = 12.8, d2 = 10.2, d1/d2 = 1.255 Incorrect
Answer: The correct answer is (7.6, 8.8)
Let
Let
We want
Note that 5/9 = 0.556 (approx)
Test (11.4, 14.2)
d1 = 14.8, d2 = 8.2, d1/d2 = 1.8 Incorrect
Test (7.6, 8.8)
d1 = 8.2, d2 = 14.8, d1/d2 = 0.554 Correct
Test (5.7, 7.5)
d1 = 6.13, d2 = 16.98, d1/d2 = 0.36 Incorrect
Test (10.2, 12.6)
d1 = 12.8, d2 = 10.2, d1/d2 = 1.255 Incorrect
Answer: The correct answer is (7.6, 8.8)
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
Composition of functions occurs when we have two functions normally written similar or exactly like f(x) & g(x) - you can have any coefficients to the (x), but the most commonly seen are f(x) and g(x). They are written as either f(g(x)) or (f o g)(x). Because our composition is written as , we are replacing the x values in the g(x) function with 2 and simplifying the expression.
Now, because we are composing the functions, this value we have solved for now replaces the x-values in the f(x) function. So, f(x) becomes f(6), and we use the same manner as above to simplify.
Therefore, when we compose the functions, our final answer is .