Patrickas
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Homework Statement
F(X)=√x
F((F(2)-2)^2)+f(2)
The discussion revolves around a function problem involving the square root function, specifically F(X) = √x, and the evaluation of an expression that includes F((F(2)-2)^2) + F(2). Participants are exploring the implications of negative values within the square root and the overall evaluation of the expression.
The discussion is ongoing, with participants providing hints and engaging in a back-and-forth about the evaluation of the expression. Some participants express uncertainty about the signs and their effects on the outcome.
There is mention of a potential misunderstanding regarding the notation used in the function, and participants are navigating through the implications of negative values in their calculations.
Patrickas said:F(X)=√x
F((F(2)-2)^2)+f(2)
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I get to √(-4√2 +8) ... that minus sign is annoying me =] any help?
tiny-tim said:Hi Patrickas!
(try using the X2 tag just above the Reply box)
(do you mean F((F(2)-2)2) + F(2) ?)
Hint: F(a2) = … ?![]()
Patrickas said:Hmmm I'm guessing that the signs will change. Then i should get -√2+2+√2= 2
Right?
tiny-tim said:Yup!![]()