http://goo.gl/rk1uau to solve this would I just plug in the different values of x into the functions then solve

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anonymous · Answer

if so, is this right? http://goo.gl/4Rqg8o

anonymous · Answer

@ganeshie8 @Nurali

anonymous · Answer

@perl

anonymous · Answer

@Data_LG2

anonymous · Answer

yes, you just have to plug the values of x into the function...

give me a sec. I don't have a calc with me to check your answers, so i'll try to find one :)

anonymous · Answer

Ok thanks :)

are you using chrome?

anonymous · Answer

safari :)

just compare the values that you got from mine..
for f(2) i got -5.5, g(2)=16

anonymous · Answer

f(3)=-3, g(3)=8

anonymous · Answer

Oh I typed it wrong in the calculator haha give me a sec

anonymous · Answer

are they the same so far? 

lol okay :3

anonymous · Answer

post the updated one, so that we can compare again ^_^

anonymous · Answer

Wrong thing hehe

anonymous · Answer

http://goo.gl/NFu9fp

anonymous · Answer

yeah, i got the same values ^_^
now the question says

anonymous · Answer

which means you have to look at your table and determine which value of x gives the same result when plugging in to the two functions?

anonymous · Answer

it would be 5 right?

anonymous · Answer

yeah ^_^

anonymous · Answer

thanks so much:)

anonymous · Answer

np :) you did most of the work,  great job!