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MHB Giving a value for k so fg(x)=k has no solution?
so is the domain just all real numbers then?- zfunk
- Post #20
- Forum: General Math
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MHB Giving a value for k so fg(x)=k has no solution?
well i know that it can't be negative, as ln only works for values above 0- zfunk
- Post #18
- Forum: General Math
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MHB Giving a value for k so fg(x)=k has no solution?
ahh okay ill try to figure it out, so how would i go about working out k for when fg(x)=k with no solution? a figure that would not be within the domain and range?- zfunk
- Post #16
- Forum: General Math
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MHB Giving a value for k so fg(x)=k has no solution?
i see that it works periodically now but how do you actually translate it into writing? sort of confused, thanks- zfunk
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- Forum: General Math
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MHB Differentiation of (x^3)(y^2)=128?
i got b=-4! thanks wil make sure i do! really appreciate you taking time out to help me here thanks! -
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MHB Giving a value for k so fg(x)=k has no solution?
would it then be [-pi/2,pi/2]? thanks- zfunk
- Post #12
- Forum: General Math
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MHB Differentiation of (x^3)(y^2)=128?
i got x=2! thanks! however in the question it says the point P lies on curve V and has coordinates (a,b). So i was trying to sub the b=-2a into the dy/dx equation -
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MHB Giving a value for k so fg(x)=k has no solution?
sorry don't understand what you mean by periodic in this case. thanks!- zfunk
- Post #9
- Forum: General Math
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MHB Differentiation of (x^3)(y^2)=128?
i get 6x/2x=3 so 3=3, so does that mean a =1? ahh this is soo confusing! -
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MHB Giving a value for k so fg(x)=k has no solution?
would the Range be (-infinity,infinity)? and domain (0,pi/2]?- zfunk
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- Forum: General Math
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MHB Differentiation of (x^3)(y^2)=128?
i think i get a=0? but not 100% on that -
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MHB Giving a value for k so fg(x)=k has no solution?
Yes they are from the other site, so how could you write that in interval form?- zfunk
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- Forum: General Math
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MHB Differentiation of (x^3)(y^2)=128?
however the question asks for a value for a and b. so what would they be? -
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MHB Giving a value for k so fg(x)=k has no solution?
hi again, its functions f and g have domains (0,infinity) and (0,pi/4] respectively and are f(x) = lnx and g(x)=tanx. write the domain and range of fg(x) (for which i got D(0,pi/4] and R(-infinity,0]) solve fg(x)=-0.4 (for which i got 33.84) and give a value of k so that when fg(x)=k has no...- zfunk
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- Forum: General Math
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MHB Differentiation of (x^3)(y^2)=128?
i get this far but when subbing in b=-2a i don't get a proper answer and can't understand what going wrong