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If f(x)=5x-1 and g(x) 2x^2 +1, what is 6he value of (f×g)(-3)​
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If f(x)=5x-1 and g(x) 2x^2 +1, what is 6he value of (f×g)(-3)​

If f(x)=5x-1 and g(x) 2x^2 +1, what is 6he value of (f×g)(-3)​-example-1
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Answer: D

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f(3)=5(-3)-1=-16\\\\\\g(3)=2(-3)^(2)+1=19\\\\(f* g)(3)=-16 * 19=\boxed{-304}

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