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G(n)=n^3-2n^2; Find g(-3)

G(n)=n^3-2n^2; Find g(-3)
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G(n)=n^3-2n^2; Find g(-3)

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Answer:

g(-3)= -45

Explanation:


G(n)=n^(3)-2n^(2) \\

Now you have to replace n for -3 because you have to find g(-3).


g(-3) = (-3)^(3)-2(-3)^(2) \\= -27-18 \\=-45

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