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3 years ago

I need some Help please

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djverab [1.8K]3 years ago

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Answer:

a) f(2) = 4

b) g(3) = 3

c) g(1/3) = -1

d) f(3) = 1/2

e) g(-2) = 2

f) f(π) = 3

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given:

f={(2,4),(-4,3),(3,1/2),(π,3)} and g={(3,3),(-2,2),(1/3,-1)}

We need to find the following values of f and g

a) f(2)

f(2) means when x=2, we need to find the value of y.

Looking at the given f={(2,4),(-4,3),(3,1/2),(π,3)} , when x =2 then y=4

So, f(2) = 4

b) g(3)

g(3) means when x=3, we need to find the value of y.

Looking at the given g={(3,3),(-2,2),(1/3,-1)}, when x =3 then y=3

So, g(3) = 3

c) g(1/3)

g(1/3) means when x=1/3, we need to find the value of y.

Looking at the given g={(3,3),(-2,2),(1/3,-1)}, when x =1/3 then y=-1

So, g(3) = -1

d) f(3)

f(3) means when x=3, we need to find the value of y.

Looking at the given f={(2,4),(-4,3),(3,1/2),(π,3)} , when x =3 then y=1/2

So, f(3) = 1/2

e) g(-2)

g(-2) means when x=-2, we need to find the value of y.

Looking at the given g={(3,3),(-2,2),(1/3,-1)}, when x =-2 then y=2

So, g(-2) = 2

f) f(π)

f(π) means when x=π, we need to find the value of y.

Looking at the given f={(2,4),(-4,3),(3,1/2),(π,3)} , when x =π then y=3

So, f(π) = 3

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