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Given f(x)=squarerootof(x−3)

, what is f(4)
?Given f(x)=squarerootof(x−3)
, what is f(4)
?

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Hello!

Answer:


\Large \boxed{\sf 1}

Explanation:

→ We want to find the value of f(4).

→ We know that f(x) is equal to:


\sf f(x) = √(x-3)

→ To find f(4), let's replace x by 4 in the function x:


\sf f(4) = √(4-3)

Simplify:


\sf f(4) = √(4-3) = √(1) = \boxed{\sf 1}

Conclusion:

If the function x is equal to √(x-3), the image of 4 by the function x is equal to 1.

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