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For the function, f(x)=8x2-18x+5:

a. Find x, when f(x)=-4.

b. Use this information to find two points that lie on the graph of the function.

Short Answer

Expert verified

a. The value of xis 32or 34whenf(x)=-4.

b. (32,-4)and (34,-4)lie on the graph.

Step by step solution

01

Part a. Find x when f(x)=-4.

Substituting f(x)=-4in the given equation,

f(x)=8x2-18x+5-4=8x2-18x+58x2-18x+9=08x2-12x-6x+9=04x(2x-3)-3(2x-3)=0(2x-3)(4x-3)=0

Using Zero Product Property,

2x-3=0or

4x-3=0

When 2x-3=0,

x=32.

When 4x-3=0,

x=34.

Checking each value separately,

Whenx=32

f(x)=8x2-18x+5f(32)=8(32)2-18(32)+5f(32)=18-27+5f(32)=-4

This is true.

When x=34,

f(x)=8x2-18x+5f(34)=8(34)2-18(34)+5f(34)=92-272+5f(34)=-4

This is true too.

02

Part b. Find points that lie on the graph of the function

Since f(32)=-4and f(34)=-4, the points (32,-4)and (34,-4)lie on the graph of the function.

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