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I know you didn't want an explanation, but I'll give you one anyway.
So, for a function, when you have f(5) = , then you'll put that 5 in for all of the x's in the function.
The first batch of problems gave you the equation f(x) =
+ 3. Now, plug in the numbers given for s and solve.
1. f(5) = <span> + 3 Plug in 5 for x
</span> =
+ 3 Make three into a fraction over 2
= + <span>
Add
= </span><span><span>
</span>2. f(-4) = </span><span> + 3 Plug in -4 for x
= </span><span>
+ 3 Divide -4 by 2
= -2 + 3 Add
= 1
For the next set, you have g(x) = x</span>² + 1.
3. Let's split this up. Solve the first equation, then the second, and then put the answers together to solve it.
g(4) = x² + 1 Plug in 4 for x
= 4² + 1 Square
= 16 + 1 Add
= 17
g(3) = x² + 1 Plug in 3 for x
= 3² + 1 Square
= 9 + 1 Add
= 10
Now, put the two together.
g(4) + g(3) = Substitute in the answers you just got.
17 + 10 = Add
= 27
4. g(-1) = x² + 1 Substitute in -1 for x
= (-1)² + 1 Square
= 1 + 1 Add
= 2
5. g(-6) = x² + 1 Plug in -6 for x
= (-6)² + 1 Square
= 36 + 1 Add
= 37
For the last set, we have h(x) = x² + 7 and k(x) = 4x - 5. We'll have to pay close attention to the starting variables here.
6. h(-6) = x² + 7 Plug in -6 for x
= (-6)² + 7 Square
= 36 + 7 Add
= 43
k(4) = 4x - 5 Plug in 4 for x
= 4(4) - 5 Multiply
= 16 - 5 Subtract
= 11
Put the two answers into the final equation.
h(-6) + k(4) = Substitute in the answers you got
43 + 11 = Add
= 54
7. k(10) = 4x - 5 Plug in 10 for x
= 4(10) - 5 Multiply
= 40 - 5 Subtract
= 35
h(2) = x² + 7 Plug in 2 for x
= 2² + 7 Square
= 4 + 7 Add
= 11
Now, put those into the equation.
k(10) - h(2) = Plug in the answers you got
35 - 11 = Subtract
= 24
8. For this one, it wants you to add h(x) and k(x). We don't need to plug anything into the equations this time because they're both already solved for x! So, you can just set this up like a standard find-x equation.
(x² + 7) + (4x - 5) =
x² + 7 + 4x - 5 = Combine like terms (7 and -5)
x² + 2 + 4x = Reorder so the variables come first
= x² + 4x + 2
So, for a function, when you have f(5) = , then you'll put that 5 in for all of the x's in the function.
The first batch of problems gave you the equation f(x) =
1. f(5) = <span>
</span> =
=
= </span><span><span>
</span>2. f(-4) = </span><span>
= </span><span>
= -2 + 3 Add
= 1
For the next set, you have g(x) = x</span>² + 1.
3. Let's split this up. Solve the first equation, then the second, and then put the answers together to solve it.
g(4) = x² + 1 Plug in 4 for x
= 4² + 1 Square
= 16 + 1 Add
= 17
g(3) = x² + 1 Plug in 3 for x
= 3² + 1 Square
= 9 + 1 Add
= 10
Now, put the two together.
g(4) + g(3) = Substitute in the answers you just got.
17 + 10 = Add
= 27
4. g(-1) = x² + 1 Substitute in -1 for x
= (-1)² + 1 Square
= 1 + 1 Add
= 2
5. g(-6) = x² + 1 Plug in -6 for x
= (-6)² + 1 Square
= 36 + 1 Add
= 37
For the last set, we have h(x) = x² + 7 and k(x) = 4x - 5. We'll have to pay close attention to the starting variables here.
6. h(-6) = x² + 7 Plug in -6 for x
= (-6)² + 7 Square
= 36 + 7 Add
= 43
k(4) = 4x - 5 Plug in 4 for x
= 4(4) - 5 Multiply
= 16 - 5 Subtract
= 11
Put the two answers into the final equation.
h(-6) + k(4) = Substitute in the answers you got
43 + 11 = Add
= 54
7. k(10) = 4x - 5 Plug in 10 for x
= 4(10) - 5 Multiply
= 40 - 5 Subtract
= 35
h(2) = x² + 7 Plug in 2 for x
= 2² + 7 Square
= 4 + 7 Add
= 11
Now, put those into the equation.
k(10) - h(2) = Plug in the answers you got
35 - 11 = Subtract
= 24
8. For this one, it wants you to add h(x) and k(x). We don't need to plug anything into the equations this time because they're both already solved for x! So, you can just set this up like a standard find-x equation.
(x² + 7) + (4x - 5) =
x² + 7 + 4x - 5 = Combine like terms (7 and -5)
x² + 2 + 4x = Reorder so the variables come first
= x² + 4x + 2
Answer:
Step-by-step explanation:
AD = 4
AC = 11
DC = 11 - 4 = 7
First, find BD using the right triangle altitude theorem:
Plug in the values
Use pythagorean theorem to find x:
x² = AD² + BD²
Plug in the values
Take the square root of both sides