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C3 Functions Question

Hi all,
looking for some help on this question!
Any help is appreciated
Thanks
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Reply 1
Have you found ff(x) in terms of a and b?
Original post by james0902
Hi all,
looking for some help on this question!
Any help is appreciated
Thanks
James


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Find ff(x) in terms of a and b then proceed to compare coefficients, derive some equations in terms of a and b, then solve them.
Reply 3
Original post by RDKGames
Find ff(x) in terms of a and b then proceed to compare coefficients, derive some equations in terms of a and b, then solve them.


I believe it's a^2x + ab + b = 9x - 28
But I don't know where to go from there

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Original post by james0902
I believe it's a^2x + ab + b = 9x - 28
But I don't know where to go from there

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Equate the coefficients of x and the constant term.

So if you had cx+d=9x+5cx + d = 9x + 5 then you'd have c=9c=9 and d=5d = 5. In this case, you have (a2)x+(ab+b)=(9)x+(28)(a^2 )x +(ab + b) = (9)x + (-28) . So what can you get?
Original post by james0902
I believe it's a^2x + ab + b = 9x - 28
But I don't know where to go from there

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Compare the coefficients of x1x^1 and x0x^0 because they must be equal to each other on both sides.
Reply 6
Can anyone help me with equating the coeffients? I'm rusty and just don't know how to move forward with it


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Original post by james0902
Can anyone help me with equating the coeffients? I'm rusty and just don't know how to move forward with it


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There is literally an example above my post. Use it, it isn't a complicated technique and makes sense.

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