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The polynomial functions f(x) = -13x and g(x) = -13 + x are equal.
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TRUE OR FALSE?
Well the easiest way to figure this out is to check and some inputs. If x is 1, are the two equal?
yes
Are they? For x = 1, you have: f(1) = -13 * 1 g(1) = -13 + 1
What is -13 * 1?
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-13
And what is -13 + 1?
-12
Right. So \(f(1) \ne g(1)\), which means f(x) can't equal g(x).
so its false.
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(For f(x) to be equal to g(x), the two must give the same results for all values of x.)
Exactly.
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