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If s(x) = 2 – x² and t(x) = 3x, which value is equivalent to (sof)(-7)?

-439
-141
153
443

User Ege Rubak
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Answer:

A. (s*t)(-7)=-439

Explanation:

(s*t)(-7) is the same as s(t(-7)). First find t(-7)

t(-7)=3(-7)=-21

t(-7)=-21

Plug -21 into s(t(-7)) for t(-7).

Find s(-21).

s(-21)=2-(-21)^2=-441+2=-439

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User Joel Eckroth
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Answer:

- 439

Explanation:

evaluate f(- 7) and substitute the value obtained into s(x)

f(- 7) = 3(- 7) = - 21 , then

s(- 21) = 2 - (- 21)² = 2 - 441 = - 439

User Holden Rehg
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