Answer:
You must add 9/4 in order to make this a perfect square.
Step-by-step explanation:
To make any binomial into a perfect square trinomial, you have to take the middle term (-3), cut it in half (-3/2) and then square it (9/4). This will give you the constant to make a perfect square trinomial every time.
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The answer:
the full question is if f(x) = 3 [ x - 2 ] , what is f(5.9)?
9
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</span>first, [x - 2 ] is called the integer part of x-2,
generally, to compute f(c) where c is a real number, it is sufficient to substitute the value of x by c.
so <span>f(5.9) = 3 [ 5.9 - 2 ] = 3 [ 3.9 ]
as we know that </span>[ 3.9 ]=3
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therefore
</span>3 [ 3.9 ]<span>= 3x3 =9
the answer is 9</span>