Caleb C.

04/08/16

I dont know the answer:( Can someone please help?

Let f(x) = x^2 - 1 and g(x) = 2x. What is (g ? f)(4), or g(f(4))? Let f(x) = 3x and g(x) = x^2 + 2. What is (g ? f)(-3), or g(f(-3))?

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Algebra 2

04/08/16

I really need help with these three questions!

Let f(x) = x^3 - 1 and g(x) = 3x. What is (g ? f)(-2), or g(f(-2))? Let f(x) = 3x and g(x) = x^2 + 2. What is (g ? f)(-3), or g(f(-3))? Let f(x) = x^2 - 1 and g(x) = 2x. What is (g ? f)(4), or... more

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Algebra 2

04/07/16

I need help with these last three questions!!!!!

If f(x) = x^2 + 2x + 1 and g(x) = x + 1, then what is f(x) / g(x), and what is the domain? x + 1 [Domain: All real x except -1] x - 1 [Domain: All real x except -1] x + 1 [Domain: All real x... more

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Algebra 2

04/06/16

I REALLY need help with these three questions!

If f(x) = x^2 + 2x + 1 and g(x) = x + 1, then what is f(x) / g(x), and what is the domain? A: x + 1 [Domain: All real x except -1] B: x - 1 [Domain: All real x except -1] C: x + 1 [Domain: All... more

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Algebra 2

04/05/16

I need help with these 3 questions!!!!!

Simplify the following expression with rational exponents, putting the answer in simplest form: ((-3)^(1/5)) * ((-3)^(1/10)) (-3)^(3/10) (-3)^(1/50) 3^(2/15) -3 (-3)^(1/15) Simplify the following... more

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Algebra 2

04/04/16

I really need help help with these two!

Rewrite using radicals: (x^(3/4))(y^(1/4)) cuberoot(x^4)*sqrt(x^(1/2)) cuberoot(x^4)*y^4 cuberoot(x^4)*4throot(y) 4throot((x^3)y) sqrt((x^(3/2))y) Rewrite using rational exponents:... more

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Algebra 2

04/04/16

I need help with these two questions!!!

Rewrite using radicals: (x^(3/4))(y^(1/4)) A: cuberoot(x^4)*sqrt(x^(1/2)) B: cuberoot(x^4)*y^4 C: cuberoot(x^4)*4throot(y) D: 4throot((x^3)y) E: sqrt((x^(3/2))y) Rewrite using rational exponents:... more

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Algebra 2

04/03/16

I really need help wih these two!!!

Rewrite using radicals: (x^(3/4))(y^(1/4)) cuberoot(x^4)*sqrt(x^(1/2)) cuberoot(x^4)*y^4 cuberoot(x^4)*4throot(y) 4throot((x^3)y) sqrt((x^(3/2))y) Rewrite using rational exponents: sqrt((3xy)^4) ... more

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Algebra 2

04/03/16

Rewrite using rational exponents: 6throot(c^3)

A: c^(6/3) B: c^2 C: c^(1/3) D: c^3 E: c^(1/2)

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Algebra 2

03/31/16

Divide: (sqrt(5) + 3) / (sqrt(5) - 3)

A: -17/2+(3/2) sqrt(5) B: -7/2 - (3/2) sqrt(5) C: 7/2 - (3/2) sqrt(5) D: 7/2 + (3/2) sqrt(5) E: 1 - (3/2) sqrt(5)

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Algebra 2

03/30/16

I really need help with these two questions!!!!!

A class of 200 students takes an exam. The students’ scores are normally distributed with a mean of 82 and a standard deviation of 5.Find the number of students in the interval between 82 and 92.... more

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Algebra 2

03/29/16

I need help!!

what is P(female | 1 pet)? (Remember that "|" means "given".) Type your answer as a fraction in simplest form 0 pets, 1 pet, 2 pets, +3 pets Male 5 ... more

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Algebra 2

03/29/16

Can I please get some help with these two questions?

You are conducting a survey and you want to keep your margin of error to 4%. How many participants should you have in your sample? You conduct a survey and find that 422 students out of 813... more

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Algebra 2

03/28/16

I need help!

What is the likely range for the population proportion voting for Bernie Sanders, if 225 voters out of a sample of 947 voters say they are voting for Bernie Sanders? Remember to calculate the... more

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Algebra 2

03/28/16

A class of 200 students takes an exam. The students’ scores are normally distributed with a mean of 82 and a standard deviation of 5.

Find the number of students in the interval between 82 and 92.

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Algebra 2

03/27/16

I really need help with these three questions!

You conduct a survey and find that 422 students out of 813 would vote for Hillary Clinton, if they could vote (same numbers as other problem). What is the likely range for the population... more

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Algebra 2

03/23/16

I need some help with these three questions!!! Multiply, then put your answer in simplest form: (2 sqrt(2) + 1) (3 sqrt(2) - 2)

(2 sqrt(2) + 1) (3 sqrt(2) - 2) A: -2 + 5 sqrt(2) B:10 - 7 sqrt(2) C: 12 - sqrt(2) D: 10 + 7 sqrt(2) E: 10 - sqrt(2) (sqrt(5) + 3) (sqrt(5) - 2) A: -1 + sqrt(5) B: -6 + 6 sqrt(5) C: -1 + 5... more

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