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maxonik [38]
3 years ago
6

F(x)=2x+3, and g(x)=4x-2. what is f(x)+g(x)

Mathematics
1 answer:
klio [65]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

f

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5

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2

x

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3

g

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x

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4

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2

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7

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5

f

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g

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5

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4

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+

7

x

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5

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2

−

2

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4

x

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+

7

x

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5

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+

3

=

80

x

4

+

280

x

3

+

45

x

2

−

350

x

+

125

−

8

x

2

−

14

x

+

10

+

3

=

80

x

4

+

280

x

3

+

45

x

2

−

8

x

2

−

350

x

−

14

x

+

125

+

10

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3

f

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g

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80

x

4

+

280

x

3

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37

x

2

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364

x

+

138

The answer is  

f

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g

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x

)

)

=

80

x

4

+

280

x

3

+

37

x

2

−

364

x

+

138

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Step-by-step explanation:

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