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Question: How do you find \(\left( h-g \right)\left( t \right)=h\left( t \right)-g\left( t \right)\) . Given \...
How do you find (h−g)(t)=h(t)−g(t) . Given h(t)=2t+1 and g(t)=2t+2?
Solution
Now we are given that h(t)=2t+1 and g(t)=2t+2 . To find the value of (h−g)(t) we will have to subtract the two functions. Hence we will consider h(t)−g(t) . Now we will simplify the obtained equation and hence find the value of (h−g)(t) .
Complete step by step solution:
Now consider the given functions h(t)=2t+1 and g(t)=2t+2
Now we know that the given functions are linear functions in one variable where the variable is t.
Now we want to find the value of (h−g)(t) . Now (h−g)(t) is a nothing but the function (h−g) in t.
Now to find this function is nothing but just subtraction of two given functions.
Hence we have,
(h−g)(t)=h(t)−g(t)
Now substituting the value of function h and function g we get,
⇒(h−g)(t)=2t+1−(2t+2)⇒(h−g)(t)=2t−2t−1
Now we know that we can add and subtract the terms with the same variables and same degree, Hence we can say 2t−2t=0 . Using this we get,
⇒(h−g)(t)=−1
Hence the value of the function (h−g)(t) is - 1. Also we can see that the function obtained is a constant function independent from variable t.
Note: Now note that we can create a new function out of two functions by adding and subtracting the function. We also have a composite function written as f(g(x)) . To create a composite function we substitute the value of x as a function. For example f(x)=x2 and g(x)=2x+2 then to write the function f(g(x)) we will substitute the value of x=g(x) in f(x) . Hence we get, f(g(x))=(2x+2)2 similarly g(f(x))=2x2+2 .