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Chapter 3: Q. 509 (page 361)

Evaluate the function.

g(x)=3x2-5x;g(2)

Short Answer

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The functiong(2)is2

Step by step solution

01

Given Information

We have,

The function g(x)=3x2-5xandg(2)g(2)

02

Step 2. To evaluate g(2)

g(2)=3(2)2-5(2)g(2)=3脳4-10g(2)=12-10g(2)=2

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