Can someone help me with this one? Find the indicated outputs for f(x)=3X2-2X F(0)= F(-1)= F(2)=
insert 0, -1 & 2 one by one instead of x.
Like Saifoo said. Just substitute the value for x and solve the equation. Here's an example. Suppose G(x) = 2x Well, to find G(1), I just substitute 1 in for x and solve, so G(1) = 2(1) = 2. What's G(5)? G(5) = 2(5) = 10 G(8) = 2(8) = 16 And so on.
hmm.
Whatcha thinkin'?
Im really thinking of blowing my goddamn head off Im so confused
lol, there is nothing to get confused.
Haha okay, well let's work through this so you aren't confused anymore. What's tricky about it to you?
This can be real hard to understand at first, but I'm sure that you can get it.
I dont even know what an indicated output is
When they say indicated output, they just mean the result. Basically a function takes in an input, or an x, and gives out an output, often called a y or F(x). So F(x) means that F is the function, and x is the input. F(x) is the output for any given x. So F(2) means, "the output of the function when the input is 2."
can you explain a little better?
Look a juicer is a device to prepare juice if u put apple u get apple juice, if mango than mango and so forth . Similarly consider a function to b a juicer if u put one number it results one output if another then another. thats it
If u put 0 u get f(0)=3(0)^2-2(0)=0-0=0 If u put -1 u get f(-1)=3(-1)^2-2(-1)=3+2=6 If u put 2u get f(2)=3(2)^2-2(2)=12-4=8 that what it says
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u r really a kid. do some practice
Learn some people skills instead of being rude
m not rude. I m just giving u the direction
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