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HelpPlease!!!

If s(x)= 2-x2 and t(x)=3 which value is equivalent to s•t(-7)

HelpPlease!!! If s(x)= 2-x2 and t(x)=3 which value is equivalent to s•t(-7)-example-1
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i think the answer is d

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Answer:

The correct answer option is -439.

Explanation:

We are given the following two functions and we are to find the value of
( s o t ) ( -7 ):


s ( x ) = 2 - x ^ 2 and
t ( x ) = 3


(s o t)(x)=s(t(x))


(s o t)(-7)=s(t(-7))


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


(s o t)(-7)=s(t(-7))=s(-21)


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


(s o t)(-7)=s(t(-7))=s(-21)=-439

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