Question

Let = f(x) –2x + 4 and g(x) = –6x – 7. Find f(x) – g(x) help please!!!!

Answer 1

f(x) – g(x)

-2x+4 – (-6x - 7)

-2x+4 + 6x + 7

I'll let you simplify further

Answer 2

wait so if i simplify that would it be 4x+11?

Answer 3

A principle that is good to understand is that when we say something like \[
g(x) = –6x – 7
\]It means that we can substitute\(g(x)\) anywhere it appears with \((-6x-7)\).
So the expression: \[
f(x) – g(x)
\]Is identical to: \[
f(x) - (–6x – 7)
\]
This is the principle @jim_thompson5910 is using.

Answer 4

that's correct whadduptori

Answer 5

woo so thats the anwser?

Answer 6

yes

Answer 7

thank you, you two helped alot!!!!

Answer 8

yw