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Describe & correct the error, given the functions f(x)=3x-5 & g(x)=1/3-4/3x

# 15 equation is
g(-3)=1/3-4/3(3)
=1/3-4
=-3 2/3

my answer i came up with is g(x)=1/3-(4/3)x
g(-3)=1/3-4/3(-3)
=1/3+4
=13/3 or 4 1/3

# 16 is f(1)=1/3-4/3(1)=
1/3-4/3=
-3/3=
-1

i came up with f(x)=3x-5
f(1)=3*1-5
=3-5
=-2

please help me or tell me if im correct

User Pyuntae
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Answer:

#15 is 13/3

#16 is -2

Explanation:

you are right, because, in equation #15 you are evaluating your function g(x) at -3, then:


g(x)=1/3-4/3*(x) g(-3)=1/3-4/3(-3)\\g(-3)=1/3-(-12)/(3)\\g(-3)=3/9+12/3\\g(-3)=1/3+4x\\g(-3)=13/3

remember that minus by minus (-1)*(-1) is possitive (+)

for the #16 you can solve:


f(x)=3x-5\\f(1)=3(1)-5\\f(1)=3-5\\f(1)=-2

i hope it helps you.

User Nuri
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"my answer i came up with is g(x)=1/3-(4/3)x
g(-3)=1/3-4/3(-3)
=1/3+4
=13/3 or 4 1/3" [you are correct]

"i came up with f(x)=3x-5
f(1)=3*1-5
=3-5
=-2" [you are correct]
User Asons
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