I think “c” is the correct answer. I am not sure
Answer:
(f+g)(2) = 4
(f-g)(4) = 8
(f ÷g)(2) = 7
(f x g)(1) = 0
Step-by-step explanation:
We are given these following functions:


(f+g)(2)

At 

Then
(f+g)(2) = 4
(f-g)(4)

At x = 4

Then
(f-g)(4) = 8
(f ÷g)(2)

At x = 2

Then
(f ÷g)(2) = 7
(f x g)(1)

Then

So
(f x g)(1) = 0
That system has D. no solutions
5^?=625^x, x=1/4
To rewrite in exponential form, the equation would be 5^?=625^x. From here, the bases need to be set equal. Since the fourth root of 625 is 5, the new equation becomes 625^1/4=625^x (625^1/4 is the same as the fourth root of 624). Now that the bases are the same, you can just solve for the variables, which become 1/4=x. Hope this helps :)