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2 years ago

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X2 – 6 3x + 10 ? g(4) = Be sure to simplify your answer. g(x) =

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Triss [41]2 years ago

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5/11

((4)^2 - 6) / 3(4)+10
16 - 6 / 12 + 10
10/22 we can simplify this further
10 divided by 2
22 divided by 2

You get 5/11 which is the same as 10/22

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