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3 years ago

What is the value 6x^2-13 for x=2

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salantis [7]3 years ago

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$6x^{2}-13$ while $x=2$ . Inorder to solve this, we must substitute x with its value.

$6 \times 2^{2}-13$

$=6 \times 4-13$

$=24-13$

$=11$

Therefore, the answer is 11.

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Create the characteristic equation by moving every term to the left-hand side, set equal to zero.
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$\displaystyle \boxed{ a_{n} = (2)^{2n-1 } - (3) ^{n -1}}$

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