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If g=-4.1, then -3g^2/(-3g)^2=
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If g=-4.1, then -3g^2/(-3g)^2=

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Hi!


(-3g^(2))/(-3g^(2))
Put the value of g (-4.1) into the equation.

(-3*(-4.1)^(2))/(-3*(-4.1)^(2))
-3 * -4.1 = 12.3

(12.3^(2))/(12.3^(2))
12.3² = 12.3 * 12.3 = 151.29

(151.29)/(151.29)
151.29/151.29 = 1

The answer is 1.

Hope this helps! :)
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