Let f(x) = -4x + 7 and g(x) = 10x - 6. Find f(g(x))
for this one i found the first number wich is -40 but not the last one
so you got g(x) = -40?
not i got -40x-17 but thats not an option
okay so i remember doing this im actually doing this right now in algebra 2 so give me a sec
mee to florida vertual school
yeah same
your answer is incorrect btw
i know but i dont know what i did wrong
okay show me the steps of getting the answer and ill help you then ill show you the steps because i know my answer is 100% right because i got a 100% on the test with the same question
4(10x-6)+7
your on the right track now actually the 4 is supposed to be a "- " not a positive thats what your doing wrong so far
it is i just forgot to type it
okay so we actually got f(g(x)) = -4(10x - 6) + 7 now can you multiply the -4 with the 10x and the -6 please and tell me how the function will look like
do you know what i mean?
hold on im dong it right now
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i got -40x+24+7
yes good job now add like terms and voila
-40+31 than you !!!
yup im glad you are able to understand how to do it :)
actually its -40x + 31 you forgot to write the x
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