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Let f(k) = 7k6 + 6k - 10 and g(k) = -366 - 7k + 1. Find the difference (f - g)(k).

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Correct question is;

Let f(k) = 7k^(6) + 6k - 10 and g(k) = -3k^(6) - 7k + 1. Find the difference (f - g)(k).

Answer:

(f - g)(k) = 10k^(6) + 13k - 9

Explanation:

We are given;

f(k) = 7k^(6) + 6k - 10

g(k) = -3k^(6) - 7k + 1

Thus;

(f - g)(k) = 7k^(6) + 6k - 10 - ( -3k^(6) - 7k + 1)

(f - g)(k) = 7k^(6) + 6k - 10 + 3k^(6) + 7k - 1)

(f - g)(k) = 10k^(6) + 13k - 9

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