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if f(x)²=x²+5x-14,find f(1),f(-1),f(0),andf(2)​

Answers

Answered by s12909csarishti23843
6

Answer:

f(x)=x

2

−5x+1

f(2)=2

2

−5×2+1

=4−10+1

=−6+1

=−5

f(−1)=(−1)

2

−5×−1+1

=1+5+1

=7

f(

3

1

)=

3

1

2

−5×

3

1

+1

=

9

1

3

5

+1

=

9

1

9

15

+

9

9

=

9

10−15

=

9

−5

f(2)−f(−1)+f(

3

1

)=−5−7−

9

5

=−12−

9

5

=

9

−108−5

=−

9

113

Answered by sjagadish1996
0

Answer:

f(1) = -8

f(-1)= -18

f(0)= -14

f(2)= 0

Step-by-step explanation:

Here it given the equation f(x)²=x²+5x-14,

then as we know f(1) means in equation we have to substitute value (1) at the place of x

f(x)²=x²+5x-14

f(1)²=(1)²+5(1)-14 = 1+5-14=-8

then f(1) = -8

f(x)²=x²+5x-14

f(-1)²=(-1)²+5(-1)-14=1-5-14=-18

then f(-1)= -18

f(x)²=x²+5x-14

f(0)²=(0)²+5(0)-14=-14

then f(0)= -14

f(x)²=x²+5x-14

f(2)²=(2)²+5(2)-14=0

then f(2)= 0

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