Question

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Answer 1

Sorry, I don't know this one.

Answer 2

Whats f(x) Equal

Answer 3

what is g(x) = ?

Answer 4

f[g(x)] = [(x+3)/4]^2 - 4[(x+3)/4] - 3

Answer 5

now just substitute x=9

Answer 6

IT SHOULD BE -21

Answer 7

no, its not -21

Answer 8

I'm sorry, I don't think I've learned this stuff yet.

Answer 9

Please be patient!

Answer 10

First, plug 9 into the g(x) equation in place of x.

Answer 11

Just so you know, I'm not going to give you a direct answer.

Answer 12

But, I can set it up for you. \[\frac{(9)+3}{4}\] What do you get when you add 9 and 3, then divide the sum by 4?

Answer 13

@whystudyalonejamescollen55555

Answer 14

yes its -6

Answer 15

@alekos, please don't give direct answers!

Answer 16

for the first part. Now plug 3 into the f(x) equation:

\(f(3)=(3)^2-4(3)-3\)
\(f(3)=9-12-3\)

Simplify.

Answer 17

Yes.

Answer 18

didnt give a direct answer. James already worked it out previously and I acknowledged that he was right

Answer 19

Yes @alekos was helping me before as well :) thanks guys!

Answer 20

no problem