Tra'von J.
asked 12/12/22Radical Functions
Given the function f(x)=√−3x+3f(x)=-3x+3, calculate the following real values. If the output is not a real number, enter DNE.DNE.
a) f(−2)=f(-2)=
b) f(−1)=f(-1)=
c) f(0)=f(0)=
d) f(1)=f(1)=
e) f(2)=
1 Expert Answer
Inactive Tutor answered 12/12/22
Tra'von, your question may have been garbled enroute to Wyzant, but it's incomprehensible as is. It shows up asking about "the function f(x)=√−3x+3f(x)=-3x+3," That's not a function, but f(x) = √−3x+3 is; so is f(x) = 3x+3. ??
In addition, there's a lot of strange repetition. In "If the output is not a real number, enter DNE.DNE.", there obviously should be only one "DNE". Question a) appears as f(−2)=f(-2)=etc.
Please clarify and I'll give you a real answer! -).
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Inactive Tutor
f(x) has two definition. Review for accuracy.12/12/22