Describe and correct the error given the functions f(x)=3x-5and g(x)=1/3-4/3.
g(0)=1/3-4/3
=-3/3
=-1

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Describe and correct the error given the functions f(x)=3x-5and g(x)=1/3-4/3.
g(0)=1/3-4/3
          =-3/3
            =-1

anonymous · Answer

can someone explain this to me thanks

directrix · Answer

Is there supposed to be an x on the right side of this equation? g(x)=1/3-4/3.

anonymous · Answer

That's what i thought to direct, but its the negatives.

anonymous · Answer

Never I see it now it's not hte negatives...

anonymous · Answer

no (0) next to the g

directrix · Answer

I think it is a constant function, then.

anonymous · Answer

Yes, but it is not asking you to solve for g(0) , and the standerd form is g(x).

directrix · Answer

g(x) = -1 
g (of anything) = -1

anonymous · Answer

it's not g(of anything) it's g(of a specific number or value).

anonymous · Answer

or value(s) depending on whether there could be extraneous or absolute value solutions.

directrix · Answer

>>>no (0) next to the g

I don't understand what is being said.

Did you check to see if you posted the question correctly. 

f(x) seems to be extra but not used information as the problem is posted. I don't know.

directrix · Answer

@jesus2012    Could you post the question directly from your text?