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(h+k)(1) is

(k-h)(4) is
(k/h)(3) is
(h•k)(0) is
(k •h)(0) is
(h•k)(3) is
h(k(-2))

(h+k)(1) is (k-h)(4) is (k/h)(3) is (h•k)(0) is (k •h)(0) is (h•k)(3) is h(k(-2))-example-1
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Answer:

Explanation:

(h+k)(1)=h(1)+k(1)=2+(-1)=2-1=1

(k-h)(4)=k(4)-h(4)=0-(-1)=1

(k/h)(3)
=(k(3))/(h(3)) =(-1)/(0) =- \infty

(h.k)(0)=h(0).k(0)=3(-2)=-6

(k.h)(0)=k(0).h(0)=-2(3)=-6

(h.k)(3)=h(3).k(3)=0(-1)=0

h(k(-2))=h(-3)=0

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