Answer:12
Step-by-step explanation:
I think, the answer will be -7
We have:
f(x)=1/(x-2)
g(x)
Then:
(fg)(x)=[1/(x-2)](g(x))=g(x)/(x-2)
Now; we calculate: (fg)`(x)
Remember: (u/v)=(u`v-vu´)/v²
Therefore:
(fg)´(x)=[g´(x)*(x-2) - 1*g(x)]/ (x-2)²
We know that:
g´(1)=-1
(fg)´(1)=6
Therefore:
6=[-1*(1-2)-g(1)]/(1-2)²
6=[1-g(1)]/1
6=1-g(1)
-g(1)=6-1
g(1)=-5
Answer: B. -5
A constant is a number, or a letter that represents a number that
never changes. From the time the problem starts until as long
as it lasts, its value is constant.
A variable is a letter that stands for a number that can change.
A coefficient is each of the items in a group of them that are all
multiplied together.
Example: 17x + 4y
That's an expression with two terms.
The terms are '17x' and '4yz'.
In the first term:
'17' is the numerical coefficient.
'x' is the literal coefficient.
In the second term:
'4' is the numerical coefficient.
'y' and 'z' are both literal coefficients.
Answer:
32
Step-by-step explanation:
every time we are multiplying by -2 so if we do -16 x -2 we will get postive 32
