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3 years ago

Please help, i did it just dont want to get a bad grade for homework so need somone to double check.

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andriy [413]3 years ago

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A. $f(-5)=7+|-5|=12$

B. $g(4)=4^3-5=59$

C. $f(0)=7+|0|=7$

D. $f(2)=7+|2|=9$

E. $g(-2)=-2^3-5=-13$

Hope this helps BangtanBoyScouts

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