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Given F(x) =2x -1; G(x) =3x+2; H(x) =x^2 Find H(x+a) -H(x) Answers are A^2 A^2 + 2ax 2a
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Given F(x) =2x -1; G(x) =3x+2; H(x) =x^2

Find H(x+a) -H(x)
Answers are
A^2
A^2 + 2ax
2a

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Given F(x) =2x -1; G(x) =3x+2; H(x) =x^2 Find H(x+a) -H(x) Answers are A^2 A^2 + 2ax-example-1
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