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Consider the functions f(x) = 4x^2 and g(x) = 5(x + 7). Find f[g(−5)]"
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this is my new question. Last 1
uh, this is pretty simple and ill solve it , but i want you to try it first
Then ill post my solution
i know how to do the first part but idk how to Find f[g(−5)]
wait dont tell me the answer let me try first
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100[-60(-5)] then solve this?
would the answer be 30000
uh, nope... solve g(-5)
Put (-5) into g(x), 5(x+7)
400?
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Very Good
Okay.. first step is to calculate the function in the bracket that is g(-5); = 5(-5+7) = 10 then sub the answer into the f(x); = 4(10)^2 = 400
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Lol yes you did
sorta...
you did well
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