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2 years ago

4⋅f(6)−6⋅g(5) need help asap

Mathematics

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Leto [7]2 years ago

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Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

From the blue graph of f(x) we can see that the function value is -6 when x = 6. Similarly, g(5) = -5.

Then: 4*f(6) - 6*g(5) becomes:

4*(-6) - 6*(-5), or

-24 + 30 = 6

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