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Use the following function rule to find g(-p). Simplify your answer. g(x) = 9W + 4 g(-p) =
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Use the following function rule to find g(-p). Simplify your answer.

g(x) = 9W + 4
g(-p) =

Use the following function rule to find g(-p). Simplify your answer. g(x) = 9W + 4 g-example-1
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g(w)= 9w+4 (use -p instead of w )
g(-p)= 9(-p)+4
g(-p)= -9p+4
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