Asked by sara
find f(a), if f(t) = 2t2(squared)-t-2
A. 2(a+t)2(squared)-2t+1-2
B. 2(t+a)2(squared)-2(t+a)-2
C. 2a2(squared)-a-2
D. 4a2(squared)-2a-2
I put (squared) because the two in front of it means it's being squared... please help. thanks!
A. 2(a+t)2(squared)-2t+1-2
B. 2(t+a)2(squared)-2(t+a)-2
C. 2a2(squared)-a-2
D. 4a2(squared)-2a-2
I put (squared) because the two in front of it means it's being squared... please help. thanks!
Answers
Answered by
MathMate
Which answer would you choose if you replace all the "t" on the right hand side of the function definition by "a"?
Answered by
sara
I'm not sure, A??
Answered by
sara
or C?
Answered by
MathMate
Yes, it's C.
Change all the t's to a's in
f(t) = 2t2(squared)-t-2
you get
f(a) = 2a2(squared)-a-2
Change all the t's to a's in
f(t) = 2t2(squared)-t-2
you get
f(a) = 2a2(squared)-a-2
Answered by
sara
ahh thanks!
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