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g(x)=203xg(x)=-20-3x\newlineh(x)=(12)xh(x)=(\frac{1}{2})^x \newlineEvaluate.\newline(gh)(2)=(g \circ h)(-2) =

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Q. g(x)=203xg(x)=-20-3x\newlineh(x)=(12)xh(x)=(\frac{1}{2})^x \newlineEvaluate.\newline(gh)(2)=(g \circ h)(-2) =
  1. Understand (g@h)(2)(g@h)(-2): First, we need to understand what (g@h)(2)(g@h)(-2) means. The notation (g@h)(x)(g@h)(x) means that we first apply the function hh to xx, and then apply the function gg to the result of h(x)h(x). So, we need to find h(2)h(-2) first.
  2. Find h(2)h(-2): Now, let's find h(2)h(-2) using the function rule h(x)=(12)xh(x) = (\frac{1}{2})^x.\newlineh(2)=(12)2h(-2) = (\frac{1}{2})^{-2}
  3. Calculate h(2)h(-2): Calculate h(2)h(-2).h(2)=(12)2h(-2) = (\frac{1}{2})^{-2}=22= 2^2=4= 4
  4. Find g(4)g(4): Now that we have h(2)=4h(-2) = 4, we need to find g(4)g(4) using the function rule g(x)=203xg(x) = -20 - 3x.\newlineg(4)=203(4)g(4) = -20 - 3(4)
  5. Calculate g(4)g(4): Calculate g(4)g(4).g(4)=203(4)g(4) = -20 - 3(4)=2012= -20 - 12=32= -32
  6. Final Result: Therefore, (g@h)(2)(g@h)(-2) is equal to g(h(2))g(h(-2)), which we have found to be g(4)=32g(4) = -32.

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