
Ren P.
asked 05/01/21Given t(x) = x^-2 and r(x) = 42x^-4, find v such that t(v) = r(v)
Given t(x) = x^-2 and r(x) = 42x^-4, find v such that t(v) = r(v)
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Hello, Ren,
My first response was "They're equivalent when x = 0," but both functions beome undefined at that point.
I believe if we set them equal to each other and then multiply both sides by x4 we can get the answer.
x-2 = 42x-4
x4(x-2 = 42x-4)
x2 = 42
x = ±42(1/2)
Not very pretty, but the best I can do.
Bob
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