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Chris Gould
29 December, 00:43
If f (x) = kx^2, and f (2) = 12, then k equals
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Derek
29 December, 03:02
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k=1/2f
Step-by-step explanation:
f (2) = 12 therfore making, f (x) = kx^2, to f (2) = k (2) ^2 because the 'x' in f (x) is 2.
Step 1:
divide both sides of the equation by 2;
f=2k
Step 2:
swap the sides of the equation;
2k=f
Step 3:
divide both sides by 2 once again;
k=1/2f
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