Question

I need help..

Answer 1

\[Suppose f(x) = 2x-5 and g(x) = \left| -3x-1 \right|\]

Answer 2

Suppose \(f(x)=2x-5\) and \(g(x)=|-3x-1|\).

Answer 3

Find each value:
\[f(1) + g(2)\]

Answer 4

In order to find \(f(1)\), plug in \(x=1\) into \(f(x)\).
In order to find \(g(2)\), plug in \(x=2\) into \(g(x)\).

Then, add them.

Answer 5

So \[f(1) = 2(1)-5 + g(2) = \left| -3(2)-1 \right|\]

Answer 6

Yes,

\(f(\color{red}{1})=2(\color{red}{1})-5=2-5=-3\)
\(g(\color{red}{2})=|-3(\color{red}{2})-1|=|-6-1|=|-7|=7\)

Answer 7

\(f(1)+g(2)=\) ...

Answer 8

I think you got the rest , bye:)

Answer 9

Please explain.

Answer 10

I just did, didn't I ?

Answer 11

Nevermind.

Answer 12

I showed you how to find f(1) and g(2) ... what remains to you, is to add ...

good, nvm:)

Answer 13

So, the answer is 5?

Answer 14

\(f(1)+g(2)=-3+7=~~{\bf ?}\)

Answer 15

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