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f(x)= 1(1-x), when f(f(f(x))) is graphed, why is it a straight line?
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|dw:1379942626333:dw| Is that the line that it shows?
yes
Yeah, what happens is your answer just flip-flops in a pattern the more f(x)'s you add. Do you know what f(f(x)) means?
Yes, it would be 1/(1-(1/(1-x)))
Oh okay, your question is missing the division sign, lol.
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oops just realized. f(x) = 1/(1-x)
|dw:1379942871005:dw| |dw:1379943040813:dw| Just tricky algebra
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