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Not entirely sure if my answer is correct
i. (f - g)(x)
(5 + 2/x) - (x - 1)
4 - 1/x
Then 1 is substituted in as x, seeing as x=1
4 - 1/1
3
ii. Not sure what the little circle stands for, but this MAY be the answer:
5 + 2/(x - 1)
Then substitute 2 because x=2
5 + 2/(2 - 1)
5 + 2/1
7
iii. y = 5 + 2/x
2/x = y - 5
x = 2(y - 5)
f^-1 = 2y - 10
Not entirely sure if my answer is correct
i. (f - g)(x)
(5 + 2/x) - (x - 1)
4 - 1/x
That should be 6 + 2/x - x = (2 + 6x - x^2)/x
iii. y = 5 + 2/x
2/x = y - 5
x = 2(y - 5)
f^-1 = 2y - 10
That should be x = 2/(y-5) , f^-1 = 2/(x-5)
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1. ( f - g ) (x)
Normal subtraction as the subtraction of numbers
( f - g ) (x) = (5 + 2/x) - (x-1)
= 5 + 2/x -x + 1
= 6 + ( 2-x²)/x
( f - g ) (1) = 7
2. ( f o g ) (x) = f ( g (x) )
= f ( x-1)
= 5 + 2 / ( x-1)
( f o g ) (2) = 7
3. f-¹ (x) :
y = 5 + 2/x
y-5 =2/x
x (y-5) = 2
x = 2 / ( y-5 )
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