Question

If f(x) = x^2 + 1 and g(x) = 3x + 1, find [f(2)-g(1)]^2.

Answer 1

you need to find \(f(2)\) first

Answer 2

isn't it 5?

Answer 3

yes it is
then find \(g(1)\)

Answer 4

4?

Answer 5

yes 4!

Answer 6

then subtract

Answer 7

5-4 or 4-5? either way its 1 or -1

Answer 8

not that it makes any difference for the final result in this problem but since it says \[(f(2)-g(1))^2\]
you want \(5-4=1\)

Answer 9

then square it and you are done

Answer 10

well 1 squared is still 1

Answer 11

yes it is

Answer 12

lol thank you :)

Answer 13

yw
now i have a question

Answer 14

okay idk if I will be able to answer it if it is math but shoot

Answer 15

what is with all the zeros and ones ?

Answer 16

its binary code if you put it in a binary code translator it translates it to something I dont even remember what it says its old info about me probably

Answer 17

lol ok
maybe i will try it

Answer 18

lol its not hard just google binary translator you can get it translated there I dont know how accurate it is because I wrote that binary lol

Answer 19

cool it works !

Answer 20

that is awesome :)