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G(a) = 3^3a-2 . Find g(1)

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1 answer:

OleMash [197]3 years ago

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Sub 1 for a

$G(1)=3^{3(1)-2}$
$G(1)=3^{3-2}$
$G(1)=3^{1}$
$G(1)=3$

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