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Example Question #1101 : Pre Calculus
Given and ,
Complete the operation given by .
Given and
Complete the operation given by .
Begin by realizing what this is asking. We need to combine our two functions in such a way that we find the difference between them.
When doing so remember to distribute the negative sign that is in front of to each term within the polynomial.
So, by simplifying the expression, we get our answer to be:
Example Question #12 : Add, Subtract, Multiply, And Divide Functions
Given and ,
Evaluate and simplify .
Given and ,
Evaluate and simplify .
Begin by multiplying by 2:
Next, add to what we got above and combine like terms.
This makes our answer
.
Example Question #13 : Algebra Of Functions
Given and , find .
Given and , find .
To complete this problem, we need to recall FOIL. FOIL states to multiply the terms in each binomial together in the order of first, outer, inner, and last.
We have no like terms to combine, so our answer is:
Example Question #12 : Algebra Of Functions
Determine
if
and
is defined as the sum of the two functions and .
As such
Example Question #12 : Algebra Of Functions
Determine
if
and
is defined as the sum of the two functions and .
As such
Example Question #1101 : Pre Calculus
Add the following functions:
To add, simply combine like terms. Thus, the answer is:
Example Question #1107 : Pre Calculus
Given the functions: and , what is ?
For , substitute the value of inside the function for and evaluate.
For , substitute the value of inside the function for and evaluate.
Subtract .
The answer is:
Example Question #1102 : Pre Calculus
Simplify given,
To solve , simply multiply your two functions. Thus,
Example Question #23 : Algebra Of Functions
If and , find .
To solve this problem, you must plug in the g function to wherever you see x in the f function. When you plug that in, it looks like this: . Then simplify so that your answer is: .
Example Question #153 : Functions
Find given and .
The answer is not present.
The problem is asking to find the composite function that results when f(x) is divided by g(x).
When dividing fractions, it is important to remember to multiply by the inverse.
Cross cancel the exponents leaving only one "x" in the bottom.
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