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If f(x)=x-Bx-A, f(2)=0and f(1)is undefined, what is the value of AandB?

Short Answer

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The value of B=-2and the value of role="math" localid="1646307476177" A=-1.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given Information 

If f(x)=x-Bx-A,f(2)=0andf(1)is undefined,

We have to find the value of AandB.

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Step 2. To find the value of B we firstly find the f(2) by putting x=2 in the given function.

f(2)=2-B2-A

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Step 3. Now the function is f(2)=2-B2-A.We know f(2)=0 so we put the value of f(2) in the function.

0=2-B2-A

Multiply with 2-Aon both side

0×(2-A)=2-B2-A×(2-A)0=2-B2-B=0

Add 2 on both side

2-B+2=0+2-B=2

Multiply with -1on both side

-B×(-1)=2×(-1)B=-2

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Step 4. To find the value of A we firstly find f(1) by putting x=1 on the given function.

f(1)=1-B1-A

Since f(1)is not defined so

1-A=0

Add 1 on both side

1-A+1=0+1-A=1

Multiply with -1on both side

-A×(-1)=1×(-1)A=-1

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