Question

5. If f(x) = 2x − 2 and g(x) = 3x − 1, find (f − g)(4).

Answer 1

Do the same thing, but this time, subtract f(x) and g(x)

Answer 2

so can you set it up for me...thats the problem with these equations

Answer 3

Whats F(x)?

Answer 4

2x − 2

Answer 5

Now subtract g(x)

Answer 6

so 2x

Answer 7

@marvin.cling

Answer 8

Nope, try it again. oure not combining ht elike terms correctly

Answer 9

So 4x?

Answer 10

No..
Do this:
2x − 2-( 3x − 1)
Distribute the negative sign:
2x-2-3x+1
Now do the combining like terms:
2x-3x
and
-2+1

Answer 11

\[f-g=(2x-2)-(3x-1)=-x-1,(4)=-5\]

Answer 12

i gotta sign off now gl with u hw

Answer 13

@marvin.cling Youre not supposed to give the answer, you're supposed to help, step by step