Question

f(x)=(x√+9)−x−6
f(√2+6)
Solve the function.

Answer 1

you need to rewrite the first part.... plug it in and work it.

Answer 2

i know but the radicals are messing me up

Answer 3

can u help or no?

Answer 4

i can if you clarify. is it sqrt(x)+9 or x+sqrt(9) or sqrt(x+9)?

Answer 5

and the second part. is it sqrt(2)+6 or sqrt(2+6)?

Answer 6

f(x)=(√x+9)−x−6 BOTH X & 9 ARE UNDER RADICAL
f(√2+6) ONLY 2 IS UNDER RADICAL

Answer 7

clear?

Answer 8

no need for caps, just needed clarification.
f(x)=sqrt(x+9)-x-6
f(sqrt(2)+6)=sqrt(sqrt(2)+15)-sqrt(2)
2^(1/4)+15^(1/2)-2^(1/2)

Answer 9

didnt put it in CAPS to make it seem like an ahole or anything

Answer 10

*like im being an ahole

Answer 11

thats not the answer btw :(