Question

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Answer 1

wut u think is the right answer and will go from there

Answer 2

i dont know

Answer 3

uhhhh

Answer 4

@MxxnLight

Answer 5

u smort get em tiger

Answer 6

I may need a little help from @XioGonz & @dontsaymyname (':<

Answer 7

lol

Answer 8

not fair

Answer 9

Very fair ;)

Answer 10

reeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee

Answer 11

Thank you xio. (:

Answer 12

no u cheated

Answer 13

i call for backup then u call for more back up

Answer 14

lol
I may be incorrect.
Let me tag
@jhonyy9

Answer 15

Or @Angle

Answer 16

@XioGonz your graph doesn't help them answer the question at all lol

Answer 17

LOl, ik Xd Sorrryyyy

Answer 18

I'll demonstrate a simple example of the idea we want to use here:

Solving by Substitution involves replacing ONE already isolated variable into the equation of another.

Example:
y = 2x -1
y = 5x + 13

Since y = y, we can substitute y = 2x - 1 into y = 5x + 13
and get
2x - 1 = 5x + 13

Answer 19

In the problem @hhanan has posted. It wants you to substitute using the idea that g(x) = f(x)

If you plug in f(x) = -4x^2 + 3x + 1
into the equation for g(x), what would you get?

Answer 20

0

Answer 21

so using what @Angle wrote above try get this

f(g(x)) = ?

or g(f(x)) = ?