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alukav5142 [94]3 years ago

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Try this option:

1) for the given function 'f': the the axis of its symmetry is x= -2;

2) for the function 'g':

g(x)=4x²-16x+12; ⇔ g(x)=4(x²-4x+3); ⇔ g(x)=4(x-1)(x-3).

It means the axis of its symmetry is x=2.

Answer: -2 and 2

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