If your functions are
f(x) = 16·x
g(x) = 16·(1/2x)
The output values of g(x) are one-half the output values of f(x) for the same value of x.
If your functions are
f(x) = 16^x
g(x) = 16^(1/2x)
The output vaules of g(x) are the square root of the output values of f(x) for the same value of x.
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Is there more to this? I don’t quite understand
Well 1 could be anything you want it to equal to so . if your using thirds 2/3 can fit into one once because if you do it twice you’d get 4/3 and that’s over 1
X+y+z=27
lets say
x<y<z
z=2x
y=3+x
sub
x+y+z=27
x+3+x+2x=27
4x+3=27
minus 3
4x=24
divide by 4
x=6
y=3+x
y=3+6
y=9
z=2x
y=2(6)
y=12
ages are
6,9,12
Answer:3rd down
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