
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

Don B. answered 12/12/22
Retired public school math teacher with strong computer background
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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Mark M.
f(x) has two definition. Review for accuracy.12/12/22