<h3>Given</h3>
<h3>Find</h3>
<h3>Solution</h3>
It can be convenient to rewrite f(x) as a square, then do the substitution. That way, the algebra is simplified a little bit.
... f(x) = (x +1)²
... f((2a-3)/5) = ((2a-3)/5 +1)² = ((2a -3 +5)/5)²
... = (2/5(a+1))²
... f((2a-3)/5) = (4/25)(a² +2a +1)
Answer:
f(X)=7 X=1
X=2. f(X)=14
f(X)=21. X= 3
X=4. f(X)=28
X=5. f(X)=35
just substitute in the equation
No because they both have the same denominator!
54 muffins because if you take both your given fraction find the nearest common denominator which is 3 4/12 divide the 4 and 12 to get 3 than divide by 0.10 than divided by a whole 10 which got me 3.03 etc.
Round it see how many times it can go into 10 3 times than multiply it by 18.
