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If k(1) = 7' and p(x) = k (2) + n, what is the value of n?

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ioda3 years ago

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Answer:

N=p(x)-14

As you didnt gave value of x so i Didnt got constant value

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If k(1) = 7' and p(x) = k (2) + n, what is the value of n?​

If k(1) = 7' and p(x) = k (2) + n, what is the value of n?