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Independent and Dependent Events
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This video covers both independent and dependent events, although we much prefer independent events. Dependent events are just so dang clingy.

Disjoint and Overlapping Events
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Disjoint events are events that cannot happen at the same time. If one happens, the other doesn't. Simple as that. Overlapping events, on the other...

SAT Math 1.1 Numbers and Operations
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SAT Math 1.1 Numbers and Operations. How many combinations of beverage and cereal can be made?

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SAT Math 5.4 Algebra and Functions 420 Views


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SAT Math 5.4 Algebra and Functions

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00:02

Gettin' shmoopy with it...

00:04

If g of x = the square root of x - 1 to the fourth...what is g of x + 1?

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And here are the potential answers...

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We're working with composite functions, so all we have to do for this is replace the

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instances of x in the first equation with x + 1.

00:24

g of x + 1 = the square root of x + 1 - 1 all to the fourth.

00:33

Using the order of operations, we have to deal with the inside of the parentheses first...

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So we get, x + 1 - 1 = just x.

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So the square root of x to the 4th is just...x squared.

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Looks like our answer's A.

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