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Answer: f(g(t)) = t
Discussion:
A function and its inverse "undo" each other. Suppose that
f(t) = t^2 and g(t) = t^ (1/2)
Then
A B C
g(f(t)) = g (t^2) = (t^2) ^ (1/2) = t
A: substitute the definition of f(t), that is t^2, in the equation
B: g(t) takes the square root if its argument
C: The square root of a squared item is the item itself.
Regards, MrB
Step 1
Convert the proper fraction to a decimal by using long division to divide the dividend(3)(numerator) by the divisor(50)(denominator)
Hence 3/50 in decimal = 0.06
For The Letter B Yes, The Rate Changes Because You are Adding More Stuff Into Whatever You making And You Can Lower It Too By Subtracting. Every Time You add Something Something Changes Just Like Your Quotion.
I don't understand your question Bayleeweaver
Answer:
(17/8, -1/8)
Step-by-step explanation:
the bottom equation is equivalent to x = 2-y
so I switch the value of x in the top equation to x = 2-y
and it becomes 2*(2-y) - 6y = 5
equal to 4 - 2y - 6y = 5
-8y = 1
y = -1/8
then you substitute this value in the second equation
x + y = 2 becomes x + (-1/8) = 2
x = 2 + 1/8 = 16/8 + 1/8 = 17/8