Ot: Does Anyone Know Where I Can Get Pre-calc Help?

[STAR3URY]

I looked over this site, i remember there were sections of this site for like math help, but i can't find any now..

i need help with the following question..

Question: If f[g(x)] = r(x), where g(x) is known and r(x) is known. Find f(x).


Please help...

I came up with this(dont know if its right): f(x) = r[g'(x)]

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[CaliCPhT]

You could try Yahoo! Answers, but take what you get with a grain of salt.

 

[STAR3URY]

You could try Yahoo! Answers, but take what you get with a grain of salt.

What do you mean, take what you get with a grain of salt?

 

[fenixtnlfan]

What do you mean, take what you get with a grain of salt?

Be careful what you believe. Best bet is to look at a few different sites and make sure they all corroborate each other.

 

[STAR3URY]

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[Brandie28]

Physicsforums.com is a wonderful site for help. I am pretty sure they have pre-calc on there too. I go there for help with physics and calculus and it almost like having a tutor online. Best site ever!!!

 

[STAR3URY]

^^^ thank you very much Brandie!

 

[Brandie28]

Your welcome!

 

[CaliCPhT]

Be careful what you believe. Best bet is to look at a few different sites and make sure they all corroborate each other.

Exactly, if you post on Yahoo answers, ask for the person answering to explain their answer. You can get some good answers there, but there are some goofy people there too.

 

[fenixtnlfan]

Exactly, if you post on Yahoo answers, ask for the person answering to explain their answer. You can get some good answers there, but there are some goofy people there too.

Ahhh...good to know. All you youngins with your special technology...lol.

 

[1908PharmD]

You should search the PCAT discussion thread:

here's the answer:

http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=457754&highlight=calculus