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2. Section 5.2

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Exercise 54 Page 265

Practice makes perfect

a From the example, we know that

f (x + 2)

indicates to calculate the output for the input that is

2

greater than

x .

Similarly,

f (c - 4)

must indicate to calculate the output for the input that is

4

less than

c .

b The expression

f (0.5 b)

indicates to calculate the output for the input that is half the value of

b .

c The expression

f (d) + 12

indicates to add

12

to the output of

d .

Subchapter links

5.2.1 Generating and Investigating Sequences p.264-265

5.2.2 Generalizing Arithmetic Sequences p.269-270

5.2.3 Recursive Sequences p.273-274