Inactive Tutor answered 10/09/12
Here I think is part of Composite functions, if you could provide more info I or somebody else gladly can help you.
Thanks.
Kenyon R.
asked 10/09/12I cant figure this math question out?
Inactive Tutor answered 10/09/12
Here I think is part of Composite functions, if you could provide more info I or somebody else gladly can help you.
Thanks.
Inactive Tutor answered 10/10/12
This is definitely function notation. You'll need to have more information (like what F(x) is equal to) to finish this question. Unless you are only looking to figure out how adding 1 to F(x) changes the function? Like on a graph?
Inactive Tutor answered 10/10/12
Take F, put it under G on the left, and take X, and put it under x+1 on the right.
you get G/F=x/x+1
So which two numbers, when divided, are equal to the other two, plus one?
Right side: 10/5=2+1=3
Left side: 4/2+1=3
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Inactive Tutor
Sorry, I gave a bad solution. Did not have paper in front of me. The method was correct, but I put the wrong numbers in the variables.
Gimme 5 mins.
10/10/12