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OpenStudy (rosepetalingg):
Help me out.. I will medal!
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OpenStudy (rosepetalingg):
@mathmale @danieldjpon3 @beckyg @NvidiaIntely @Will.H
OpenStudy (danieldjpon3):
ugh brb im kinda busy
NvidiaIntely (nvidiaintely):
Sorry, I have no idea how to do this :(
OpenStudy (rosepetalingg):
Its okay, thanks for taking a look anyways.
OpenStudy (rosepetalingg):
If you know anyone who is good with this stuff please tag them lol
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NvidiaIntely (nvidiaintely):
Are you new here?
Let me know if you need help :)
NvidiaIntely (nvidiaintely):
Oh okay, I will try and get someone :)
OpenStudy (rosepetalingg):
Yes I am new :) thank you
NvidiaIntely (nvidiaintely):
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OpenStudy (kittiwitti1):
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@NvidiaIntely I don't have time to help in other subjects... e_e
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NvidiaIntely (nvidiaintely):
Okay fine.
OpenStudy (rosepetalingg):
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OpenStudy (rosepetalingg):
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NvidiaIntely (nvidiaintely):
@kevin99m @Kevin
OpenStudy (kevin):
Do you mean like this ?
f(x) = sqrt(x-2)
g(x) = sqrt(x+7)
(f o g) x = ....
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OpenStudy (kevin):
@rosepetalingg
OpenStudy (rosepetalingg):
pretend like there is a space between the 2 and the g lol
OpenStudy (kevin):
\[(f \times g) x = f(x) \times g(x)\]
get it?
OpenStudy (rosepetalingg):
so what is the first step here?
OpenStudy (rosepetalingg):
do i plug in the equtions.. do I find the domain
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OpenStudy (kevin):
assume the domain is
x = {x | x E R}
OpenStudy (kevin):
what you need is to find the range now
OpenStudy (kevin):
f(x)=sqrt(x−2)
g(x)=sqrt(x+7)
So (f x g)(x) would be ?
OpenStudy (rosepetalingg):
wouldnt the range be 0, infinity
OpenStudy (rosepetalingg):
wait no lol
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OpenStudy (rosepetalingg):
ok is it square root(x^2+5x-14) ?
OpenStudy (kevin):
Ok, I will give you further information
\[(f \times g)(x)\]\[ = f(x)\times g(x)\]
\[=\sqrt{x-2} \times \sqrt{x + 7}\]
OpenStudy (rosepetalingg):
soo x^2+5x-14
OpenStudy (kevin):
Now simplify the equation I gave you above
OpenStudy (rosepetalingg):
Thank you for your help!!
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OpenStudy (rosepetalingg):
wait.. do i leave the square root on my final answer or take it off? @kevin
OpenStudy (kevin):
It cannot be simplified furthermore. The final answer would be still in square root
OpenStudy (rosepetalingg):
ok thanks so much!! :)
OpenStudy (kevin):
yw :)