Question

Please help! Really hard! ):
Given F(x)=4x^3 and G(x)=2x what is F(2) divided by G(2)

Answer 1

A. 2 B. 4 C. 8 D. 16

Answer 2

\[\frac{ F(x) }{ G(x) }=\frac{ 4x ^{3} }{ 2x }\]
Plug in 2 where x is and simplify.

Answer 3

oh okay when i simplified i got 4 is this correct? @Mandre

Answer 4

Nope. What is 2^3?

Answer 5

8
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Answer 6

So? Can you see where you went wrong?

Answer 7

yes i do! thanks alot! would you be able to help me with this question?

Given F(x)=5x^6 and G(x)=15x^-2 what is F(x) divided by G(x)

Answer 8

Do you have a value for x?

Answer 9

no not in this one

Answer 10

Did you post that as a separate question?

Answer 11

I thought I saw it there.

Answer 12

yeah i think but know one helped me

Answer 13

Your equation is
Given F(x)=5x^6 and G(x)=15x^-2 what is F(x) divided by G(x)

\[\frac{ 5x ^{6} }{ 15x ^{-2} }\]
Simplifies to
\[\frac{ 5x ^{6} }{ 15/x ^{2} }\]
That simplifies to
\[5x ^{6}(\frac{ x ^{2} }{ 15 })\]

Answer 14

You can take it from there?

Answer 15

No i have no idea what the answer is );

Answer 16

Just multiply the 5x^6 into the fraction and simplify.

Answer 17

\[\frac{ 5x ^{6}.x ^{2} }{ 15 }\]
Surely you can simplify that?

Answer 18

would the answer be 3x^8?

Answer 19

You have the 3 in the wrong place. Look at my last equation.

Answer 20

im so confused is it x^8/3? @Mandre

Answer 21

There you go :)

Answer 22

oh haha thank you!

Answer 23

Pleasure.