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For f(x)-4x+1 and g(x)-x^2-5, find (g/f) (x)

For f(x)-4x+1 and g(x)-x^2-5, find (g/f) (x)
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For f(x)-4x+1 and g(x)-x^2-5, find (g/f) (x)

For f(x)-4x+1 and g(x)-x^2-5, find (g/f) (x)-example-1
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Answer:

A

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User Sarunast
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Answer:

A.

Explanation:

let me know if you want an explanation :))

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