Asked by Alvin
(kx^2)+m, x<-2
g(x)=e^(ln(2x+3))-2<x<3
kx-m, x>3
Find values of k and m
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Answered by
Steve
I assume you want k and m so that g(x) is continuous?
Just to make things easier, recall that
e^(ln u) = u
so, e^(ln(2x+3)) = 2x+3
If so, then you want the endpoints to match:
(k(-2)^2)+m = 2(-2)+3
k(3)-m = 2(3)+3
or,
4k+m = -1
3k-m = 9
I guess you can handle that, yeah?
As always, check my arithmetic.
Just to make things easier, recall that
e^(ln u) = u
so, e^(ln(2x+3)) = 2x+3
If so, then you want the endpoints to match:
(k(-2)^2)+m = 2(-2)+3
k(3)-m = 2(3)+3
or,
4k+m = -1
3k-m = 9
I guess you can handle that, yeah?
As always, check my arithmetic.
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