SOLUTION: For the function f(x)=x + 12/x , find x when f(x)=8
So I know f(x)=8 is like y=8, and I'm trying to find x.
f(8)= x + 12/x
Now I'm lost. Should I be multiplying both sides of
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So I know f(x)=8 is like y=8, and I'm trying to find x.
f(8)= x + 12/x
Now I'm lost. Should I be multiplying both sides of
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Question 349024: For the function f(x)=x + 12/x , find x when f(x)=8
So I know f(x)=8 is like y=8, and I'm trying to find x.
f(8)= x + 12/x
Now I'm lost. Should I be multiplying both sides of the equation by the reciprocal of 12/x? Answer by jim_thompson5910(35256) (Show Source):