Lesson 1.2: Function Operations Answers

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(p + q)(2) =

Answer:

p(2) + q(2)

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(s – r)(x) = –x² + x – 1X –x² + 5x – 1x² + 5x + 1✔ x² – x + 1

A
–x² + x – 1
B
X –x² + 5x – 1
C
x² + 5x + 1
D
✔ x² – x + 1
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3f(x) = 3x✔ 3x²x² + 3

A
3x
B
✔ 3x²
C
x² + 3
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Domain of g: x >= 0x >= 6✔ All real numbers

A
x >= 0
B
x >= 6
C
✔ All real numbers
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Domain of g + k: ✔ x >= 0x >= -6All real numbers

A
✔ x >= 0
B
x >= -6
C
All real numbers
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Range of g: x >= 0x >= 6✔ All real numbers

A
x >= 0
B
x >= 6
C
✔ All real numbers
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Range of g + k: y >= 0✔ y >= -6X All real numbers

A
y >= 0
B
✔ y >= -6
C
X All real numbers
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Think about the commutative property of real-number operations as it applies to addition and subtraction of functions. How do you think this property might extend to multiplication and division of functions?

Answer:

Multiplication of functions is commutative, but division is not. Since function values are numbers, they follow these properties of real-number operations.

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What did you include in your answer?

A
Variables represent real numbers, so they should have their properties.
B
Commutative property applies for multiplication.
C
Commutative property does not apply for division.
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Profit function: P(x) = 67x + 12X 67x – 1253x + 12✔ 53x – 12

A
67x + 12
B
X 67x – 12
C
53x + 12
D
✔ 53x – 12
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f(x) = x2 + 1 g(x) = 5 – x(f + g)(x) =

A
x2 + x – 4
B
x2 + x + 4
C
x2 – x + 6
D
x2 + x + 6

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