Kay D.

asked • 12/17/19

what is f(x)=1 ?

this is whats graphed : f(x)=a radical x+h +k then it asks what is f(x)=1?

Arturo O.

The question is not clear. I suggest you state the original problem exactly as worded.
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Mark H. answered • 12/17/19

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As stated in the comments, this is ambiguous. Possible interpretations:

f(x) = √(x + h + k)

f(x) = √(x) + h + k


Something like "f(2)" means that you replace x with 2 in the expression. If you are given f(x), then you might be asked solve the equation for x.

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