Find each of the following. f(x) = |x + 3| g(x) = -x^2 (gf)(3) = (fg)(8) = (ff)(1) =
for the first i got 54 but it's wrong. what am i doing wrong? this is how i did the first: -3^2(3+3)=9(6)=54
My latest answer is 12 but thats wrong too
for the first one of course not the whole thing
Is g(x) = -(\(x^2\)) or (\(-x)^2\)? g(f(3)) = g(|x+3|) = g(|3+3|) = g(6) = -(6)^2 = -36
it's just -x^2 without any parenthesis.
i have to add my own parenthesis? i got 36 earlier because i did -6 times -6, which is 36.
It depends on which way you read it. Using the BEMDAS / PEMDAS / BIRDMAS rules, you're supposed to solve the exponents / indices / roots first, and then do multiplication. So when you have -x^2 you're supposed to do the x^2 part first, and then multiply the whole thing by -1.
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