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Chapter 8: Q. 555RE (page 855)

For the function g(x)=4-4x4, find

(a)g(1)

(b)g(-3)

Short Answer

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(a)g(1)=0

(b)g(-3)=2

Step by step solution

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part (a) Step 1 Given information  

g(x)=4-4x4

02

part (a) Step 2 Solution

g(x)=4-4x4g(1)=4-4脳14g(1)=04g(1)=0

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part (b) Step 1 Given information  

g(x)=4-4x4

04

part (b) Step 2 Solution

g(x)=4-4x4g(-3)=4-4脳-34g(-3)=4+124g(-3)=164g(-3)=2

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