Asked by Unknown
Is this right?!
G(x)=x^3+2 ; x=-2.-1.0,1,2
g(-2) ; -2^3+2=-6
g(-1) ; -1^3+2=1
g(0) ; 0^3+2=2
g(1) ; 1^3+2=3
g(2) ; 2^3+2=10
G(x)=x^3+2 ; x=-2.-1.0,1,2
g(-2) ; -2^3+2=-6
g(-1) ; -1^3+2=1
g(0) ; 0^3+2=2
g(1) ; 1^3+2=3
g(2) ; 2^3+2=10
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Answered by
Steve
looks good to me.
Answered by
Unknown
Thanks very much!
Answered by
Steve
just a note you should write
g(-2) = (-2)^3+2 = -6
you are correct only because (-2)^3 = -2^3
for even powers, such as 2, (-2)^2 ≠ -2^2
g(-2) = (-2)^3+2 = -6
you are correct only because (-2)^3 = -2^3
for even powers, such as 2, (-2)^2 ≠ -2^2
Answered by
Unknown
Lol. Ahh yes I know. I found that mistake. and corrected it too.
Thank you though.
Thank you though.
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