The function d(x) = 3x + 2 determines how many donuts need to be purchased for a meeting, where x is the number of people at the meeting. The office manager uses h(d(x)) to find the amount of money to bring for the donut purchase. The function h(x) = 2x + 7. Solve for how much money to bring when there are 8 people in the meeting. 25 26 52 59
for d(x)=3x+2 i got x=2
Do i plug 2 into h(x)? or am i way off?
NVM, I'm way off somewhere, somehow.
This problem involves "composite functions." the function h(x) becomes the INPUT of the function d(x). Start with function h(x)=2x-7. Throw out both instances of variable x. In the empty spaces left, write d(x) (in other words, d(x) replaces x in h(x).
26?
But d(x) = 3x + 2, right? So throw out "d(x)" and fill the empty spaces with 3x+2. Please show me all steps you take.
Answer being 59?
I very much prefer to not respond to "right?" questions, but rather ask you to share what y ou've done. Please stop testing answers on me; instead, please show how you got your result.
I'm sorry, Im pretty sure this is correct. I followed your steps and wrote it all on paper. :) Thanks
Write out h(x) = 2x + 7. Now throw out both "x" h( ) = 2 ( ) + 7 please fill in the blanks appropriately.
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