Question 1
[Maximum number: 4]
f is the function such that f(x)=4-3 x
Question (a)
(a)
Work out f(5)
g is the function such that g(x)=1−2x1
[ 1 ]f(5)=4-3(5)=-11
Final answer:
-11
Question (b)
(b)
Find the value of x that cannot be included in any domain of g
[ 1 ]For g(x)=1−2x1, the denominator cannot be zero:
1−2x=0
Final answer:
x=0.5
Question (c)
g(−1.5)=1−2(−1.5)1=41=0.25f(g(-1.5))=4-3(0.25)=3.25
Final answer:
3.25
Question 2
[Maximum number: 1]
f is the function such that f(x)=4-3 x
Work out f(5)
g is the function such that g(x)=1−2x1
f(5)=4-3(5)=-11
Final answer:
-11
Question 3
[Maximum number: 1]
f is the function such that f(x)=4-3 x
Find the value of x that cannot be included in any domain of g
For g(x)=1−2x1, the denominator cannot be zero:
1−2x=0
Final answer:
x=0.5
Question 4
[Maximum number: 2]
f is the function such that f(x)=4-3 x
g(−1.5)=1−2(−1.5)1=41=0.25f(g(-1.5))=4-3(0.25)=3.25
Final answer:
3.25
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