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If g(x) = 4 square root of x then g(45) is

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AlladinOne [14]3 years ago

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Hi,

So we have g(x) = 4√(x). We're looking for g(45). Think of it like this: whatever number is in the place of x in g(x), just place that number AS x.

Therefore, we have :
g(45) = 4√(45) ⇒ (4) × (√(45)) ⇒ (4)(3√(5)) = 12√(5).

-Hope this helps!

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