Question

can someone help me with 8 functional value problems ? ill offer 10 medals and a fan !

Answer 1

1st problem

Answer 2

subsiture where there is x and where there is y.
then continue to solve the eqution.

Answer 3

i dont get it ..

Answer 4

so basically... (x,y) .
your function says..f(x+2)
y-f(0+2) =7

Answer 5

solve this

Answer 6

y =*

Answer 7

without knowing what f(x) defines, then f(0) = 7 tells us nothing about f(0+2)

Answer 8

the question makes no sense to me without a graph/definition

Answer 9

for example, the graphs for:

g(x) = x+7; h(x) = x^2+7

both contain the point (0,7). f(x+2) can be seen as a shift, unless defined otherwise in your material

Answer 10

want me to move on to the next question ?

Answer 11

if its as badly constructed as this one .... then no :)

Answer 12

okay well any idea on how to solve it ?...

Answer 13

lion suggestion is just as valid as any other that i can think of. the question makes no sense out of context of your material, and very well may make no sense period.

Answer 14

exactly why i offered 10 medals lol because i dont get this at all..

Answer 15

is there a graph for f(x)?

Answer 16

if so, then f(2) corresponds to the proper solution

Answer 17

f(0) -> (0,7)

f(0+2) -> (0,f(2)) for whatever f(2) is defined for on the graph of f(x)

Answer 18

no but you can graph it here i think.. https://www.desmos.com/calculator

Answer 19

you cant graph it without the function being defined in some manner.

like f(x) = x+7, f(0)=7, f(2)=9
or f(x) = x^2+7, f(0) = 7, f(2)=11
or f(x) = sin(x)+7, f(0) = 7, f(2) = 7.91
or f(x) = etc ....

Answer 20

in all these cases (0,7) is on the graph of some defined f(x), and as we can see, f(0+2) is not the same in any of the cases.

Answer 21

hm... so it cant be solved ?

Answer 22

not in any numerical way that i can see. the corresponding point may just have to be written as (0,f(2)) since there is no way to actually define f(2)

Answer 23

f(2) may not even exist on f(x)

Answer 24

f(x) = -14/(x-2), has a point at 0,7 but is undefined at x=2

Answer 25

go thru your lessons and see if any of it pertains to this question. other than that ...

Answer 26

i can just skip this ..