Question

Rewrite the rational function g(x)=x−4x in the form g(x)=c+rx, where c and r are constants.

Answer 1

Answer: g(x) = 0+(-3)x

Step-by-step explanation:

Given Function : g(x)=x−4x

To rewrite the above function g(x) in the form g(x)=c+rx, where c and r are constants.

Consider  g(x)=x−4x = x(1-4)

⇒g(x) = -3x

⇒g(x) = 0+(-3)x

Here c = 0 , r =-3

Hence , the solution is g(x) = 0+(-3)x.

Answer 2

Answer:

g(x)=0+(-3)x

Step-by-step explanation:

we have , g(x)=x-4x

⇒g(x)= -3x

⇒g(x)=0+(-3)x

it is in the form g(x)=c+rx where c=0 and r = -3