You can use cross-products to solve this problem. For instance, this expression would be written as 5(8)= 7(-x), or 40= -7x. What you'd do then is simplify the expression by dividing both sides of the equation by the coefficient of x, such that you'd isolate x and have the value of x.
First find g(2).
g(2) = (2+4)2 = 12
Because g(2) is 12, h(g(2)) = h(12).
h(12) = 2(12)-7 = 17
answer: 17
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1. Is 2(1/3)
2. Is 4(1/5)
3. Is 3(1/9)
4. Is 4(1/2)
5. Is 3(1/12)
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Answer option a is the answer
Answer: d = 147/4 or 36.75
Edward didn't isolate for 'd' by rearranging the terms.
(4/7)d = 21 (Multiply both sides by 7 to get rid of the 7 on the left side)
4d = 21 · 7
4d = 147 (Divide both sides by 4 to isolate for d)
d = 147/4 or 36.75
