Question

Given the graphs of the linear function, f(x), and the quadratic equation, g(x), evaluate: (f+g)(2)
http://imgur.com/VDMd5lX

Answer 1

You probably know that
\(\color{#000000 }{ \displaystyle (f+g)(x)=f(x)+g(x) }\)

and therefore
\(\large\color{#000000 }{ \displaystyle (f+g)(2)=f(2)+g(2) }\)

Answer 2

Yes :)

Answer 3

And I know f(x)=x right?

Answer 4

Well, yes, but you don't really need that though

Answer 5

You can find the y-value that corresponds to f(2) and to g(2) on the picture/graph.

Answer 6

-4 and 2 actually...

Answer 7

So, do we just add those?

Answer 8

yes, you need (f+g)(2), which as I said is same as: f(2)+g(2)

Answer 9

So your final answer is?

Answer 10

okay, so it would be -2

Answer 11

Yup, -2 is the very final answer!

Answer 12

Thank you :)

Answer 13

good job

Answer 14

LOL you did all the work XD