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C4 Functions

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Part iii.

It is obvious by inspection which is what I did and just stated functions u and v (they are also just stated in the mark scheme). However, is there a way to manipulate the functions in order to find u and v, perhaps in terms of f and/or g? I have only been able to get this but nothing from there:

ug(x)=fu(x)ug(x) = fu(x)

Just trying to answer this a little bit more formally.
Original post by Ateo
q.JPG

Part iii.

It is obvious by inspection which is what I did and just stated functions u and v (they are also just stated in the mark scheme). However, is there a way to manipulate the functions in order to find u and v, perhaps in terms of f and/or g? I have only been able to get this but nothing from there:

ug(x)=fu(x)ug(x) = fu(x)

Just trying to answer this a little bit more formally.


I don't think there is another way :confused:

I'd be interested in a method for this though. If it is possible.

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