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Question Number 97206 by O Predador last updated on 07/Jun/20

Answered by john santu last updated on 07/Jun/20

let (√(x+3)) = t ⇒x=t^2 −3  P(t) = ((t^2 −6)/(t^2 −3)).⇒P(Q(x))= ((Q(x)^2 −6)/(Q(x)^2 −3))  ⇔((Q(x)^2 −6)/(Q(x)^2 −3)) = (√(5x+11))  Q(1)^2 −6 = (Q(1)^2 −3)(4)  Q(1)^2 −6 = 4Q(1)^2 −12  3Q(1)^2  = 6 ⇒Q(1)=±(√2)

letx+3=tx=t23P(t)=t26t23.P(Q(x))=Q(x)26Q(x)23Q(x)26Q(x)23=5x+11Q(1)26=(Q(1)23)(4)Q(1)26=4Q(1)2123Q(1)2=6Q(1)=±2

Commented by O Predador last updated on 07/Jun/20

 Thank you!

Thankyou!

Answered by mathmax by abdo last updated on 07/Jun/20

poq(x)=(√(5x+11)) ⇒q(x) =p^(−1) ((√(5x+11))) ⇒q(1) =p^(−1) (4)  let (√(x+3))=t ⇒x+3 =t^2  ⇒x =t^2  −3 ⇒p(t) =((t^2 −6)/(t^2 −3))  p(t) =y ⇒((t^2 −6)/(t^2 −3)) =y  ⇒t^2 −6 =yt^2 −3y ⇒(1−y)t^2  =6−3y ⇒  t^2  =((6−3y)/(1−y)) ⇒t =+^− (√((6−3y)/(1−y)))=+^− (√((3y−6)/(y−1)))=p^(−1) (y) ⇒p^(−1) (4) =+^− (√((12−6)/(4−1)))  =+^− (√(6/3))=+^− (√2) so the answer is(d)

poq(x)=5x+11q(x)=p1(5x+11)q(1)=p1(4)letx+3=tx+3=t2x=t23p(t)=t26t23p(t)=yt26t23=yt26=yt23y(1y)t2=63yt2=63y1yt=+63y1y=+3y6y1=p1(y)p1(4)=+12641=+63=+2sotheansweris(d)

Commented by bobhans last updated on 07/Jun/20

typo. C

typo.C

Commented by mathmax by abdo last updated on 07/Jun/20

yes .

yes.

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