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if f(x)=x^2 find f(2-sqrt6)

16 years ago

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drwls
Plug in 2-sqrt 6 where x goes, and perform the indicated operation. That meand, in this case, calculate
(2-sqrt6)^2.

You will learn much more by doing these yourself than by finding someone to do these problems for you.
16 years ago
Shawn
I have the answer as 10-4sqrt6 is that right?
16 years ago
drwls
Yes!
16 years ago

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