Question

HELP PLEASE
If f(x) = x − 4 and g(x) = x − 2, find f[g(−6)].

Answer 1

Plug -6 into g(x) first, than plug the anwser in for x in f(x)

Answer 2

??

Answer 3

Can't get any simpler than his/her explanation. :c

Answer 4

DIDNT SAY IT CULD LOL

Answer 5

g(-6) = - 6 - 2 = ?
plug ? into x in the equation f(x) = x - 4 to get f(?) = ? - 4 than add like terms. lol

Answer 6

Well the double question marks make it seem like you just don't get it

Answer 7

U WROTE CANT GET ANY SIMPLER BFORE I DID THE TWO ??

Answer 8

after actually.

Answer 9

THEMUSICIAN I GOT THE ANSWER ITS 9 RIGHT/?
BTW LEDAH I GOT OF URE CONVO U GET OFF MY QUESTION PLZ!!!

Answer 10

was actually only here to help. seeing as I've done nothing wrong. and that wasn't my conversation by the way. that was just the chat box for EVERYONE to use.

Answer 11

No. -6 -2 = -8 plug that into f(x) = x - 4 it becomes -8 -4 = ?

Answer 12

-4

Answer 13

OK LEDDAH IF THATS THE CHAT BOX FOR EVERYONE TO USE HOW COME U TOLD ME TO GET OFF OR BACKOFF OR STOP OR W.E U SAID

Answer 14

No. a Negative + a negative is a negative. -8 -4 = -8 + (-4) = - 16. Do you get what I did?

Answer 15

NO

Answer 16

-12**

Answer 17

Sorry typo. It is -12*

Answer 18

OOPS I WROTE THE QUESTION WRONG THE QUESTION IS f f(x) = x − 4 and g(x) =1/2 x − 2, find f[g(−6)]

Answer 19

why are you insisting on using caps. and who said I was talking to you about backing off. I only said stop copying people.. get your accusations right.

Answer 20

SHUT UP AND BYE
I HAVE BETTER STUFF TO DO THEN THINK ABOUT MY GRAMMER
NOW IF U EXCUSE ME ME AND THEMUSICIAN ARE DOING WORK

Answer 21

Oooh. Okay. So (1/2)(-6) - 2 = -3 -2 = -5 plug that into x - 4 which becomes -5 -4 =?

Answer 22

Now do you see what I did?

Answer 23

YES :)

Answer 24

:] Okay. So what do you think the anwser is?

Answer 25

-9

Answer 26

Yes :D

Answer 27

THANK U

Answer 28

No problem :]