y <=-3 by the way. Otherwise it's perfectly right.Continuum said:f(x) = sqrt(x^2+2x-3)
Anything inside a square root sign must be greater than or equal to zero. Hence:
x^2+2x-3 >= 0
(x+3)(x-1) >= 0
x <= 3 and x >= 1
Answer is 2x + h +3Sew2289 said:Hey guys can somebody kindly help me with the answer to this?
if F(x)=X^2+3x
Find in simplest form
f(x+h)-f(x)
h
I tried to figure it out, don't know if I did it right though.
Thanks.
My working out is like the followings:Sew2289 said:No we havent done derrivatives yet (Im term 2 year 11, I know my profile says 2008). I didnt somehow get the h in my answer I only had 2x+3. How did you work out your answer?
I know, but he is not doing this from the first derivative.tommykins said:It should only be 2x+3, the h cancels out.
That's differentiating from first principles, there shouldn't be a h.
EDIT : let me actually do it.
f(x+h) = (x+h)2 + 3(x+h)Sew2289 said:Hey guys can somebody kindly help me with the answer to this?
if F(x)=X^2+3x
Find in simplest form
f(x+h)-f(x)
h
I tried to figure it out, don't know if I did it right though.
Thanks.
Cheers Mate, your like a bullet at replying, top stuff!lyounamu said:My working out is like the followings:
f(x) = x^2 +3x / h
Then f(x+h) = (x+h)^2 + 3(x+h)
= x^2 +2hx + h^2 +3x +3h
Therefore, f(x+h) - f(x) / h = x^2 +2hx+h^2 +3x +3h-(x^2 + 3x)/h
= x^2 +2hx +h^2 +3x +3h -x^2 -3x /h
= 2xh + h^2 +3h /h
= 2x + h +3
Yeah fixed it when I actually did the q.lyounamu said:I know, but he is not doing this from the first derivative.
It's funny how you got the answer 2x+3, since that's the answer if you approached the question using differentiation.Sew2289 said:No we havent done derrivatives yet (Im term 2 year 11, I know my profile says 2008). I didnt somehow get the h in my answer I only had 2x+3. How did you work out your answer?
May be he thought that we were using the first derivative where we have limit sign where h approaching 0. Then, we have 2x +h +3 where h becomes 0, which becomes 2x +3.Continuum said:It's funny how you got the answer 2x+3, since that's the answer if you approached the question using differentiation.