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If f(t)= 3t^2-2, find f(k-2)

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DedPeter [7]4 years ago

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By plugging (k-2) in t, we can write that
$f(k-2)=3(k-2)^{2}-2=3(k^{2}-4k+4)-2=3 k^{2}-12k+12-2=$ $3 k^{2}-12k+10$

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