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Example Questions
Example Question #1 : Functions & Relations
Find the composition, given
To find the composition, given
recall what a composition of two functions represents.
This means that the function will replace each in the function .
Therefore, in this particular problem the composition becomes
Example Question #2 : Functions & Relations
Find the inverse of .
To find the inverse of a function swap the variables and solve for . The function and its inverse when multiplied together, equals one. This means that the inverse undoes the function.
For this particular function the inverse is found as follows.
First, switch the variables.
Now, perform algebraic operations to solve for .
Therefore, the inverse is
Example Question #3 : Functions & Relations
Find the composition, given
To find the composition, given
recall what a composition of two functions represents.
This means that the function will replace each in the function .
Therefore, in this particular problem the composition becomes
Example Question #4 : Functions & Relations
Find the inverse of the function .
To find the inverse of a function swap the variables and solve for . The function and its inverse when multiplied together, equals one. This means that the inverse undoes the function.
For this particular function the inverse is found as follows.
First, switch the variables.
Now, perform algebraic operations to solve for .
Therefore, the inverse is
Example Question #5 : Functions & Relations
Find the composition, given
To find the composition, given
recall what a composition of two functions represents.
This means that the function will replace each in the function .
Therefore, in this particular problem the composition becomes
Example Question #6 : Algebra 3/4
Find the composition, given
To find the composition, given
recall what a composition of two functions represents.
This means that the function will replace each in the function .
Therefore, in this particular problem the composition becomes
Example Question #6 : Functions & Relations
Find the inverse of .
To find the inverse of a function swap the variables and solve for . The function and its inverse when multiplied together, equals one. This means that the inverse undoes the function.
For this particular function the inverse is found as follows.
First, switch the variables.
Now, perform algebraic operations to solve for .
Therefore, the inverse is
Example Question #8 : Functions & Relations
Find the composition, given
To find the composition, given
recall what a composition of two functions represents.
This means that the function will replace each in the function .
Therefore, in this particular problem the composition becomes
Example Question #9 : Functions & Relations
Find the inverse of the function .
To find the inverse of a function swap the variables and solve for . The function and its inverse when multiplied together, equals one. This means that the inverse undoes the function.
For this particular function the inverse is found as follows.
First, switch the variables.
Now, perform algebraic operations to solve for .
Therefore, the inverse is
Example Question #1 : Simplify Radical Expressions
Simplify the following radical expression.
To simplify the radical expression look at the factors under each radical.
Recall that 25 and 4 are perfect squares.
From here 12 can be factored further.