The composite function (boa)(x) is equivalent to √3x-3
<h3>Composite function</h3>
Given the following functions
a(x) = 3x +1
b(x) = √x - 4
To determine the composite function (boa)(x)
b(a(x) = b(3x +1)
Substitute 3x + 1 into b(x) to have:
(boa)(x)= √(3x + 1) - 4
(boa)(x) = √3x-3
Hence the composite function (boa)(x) is equivalent to √3x-3
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Answer:
x - 6
Step-by-step explanation:
If the unknown number is x then decreasing it by 6 means subtracting 6 from it , so the expression is
x - 6
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The quadratic equation is: 
and the two values of 
will be 40 and 60 that will create a profit of $600.
<u><em>Explanation</em></u>
The cost function is: 
and
The revenue function is: 
As the profit means 
, so the <u>Profit function will be</u>....
So, the quadratic equation is:
Now for creating a profit of $600 means, <u>we will plug 
into the above equation</u>. So.....
Now applying zero-product property.....
So, the two values of will be 40 and 60 that will create a profit of $600.
