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G(x)=3-x what is g(h^2) = g(x+2)= g(x)+g(2)=
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G(x)=3-x
what is
g(h^2) =
g(x+2)=
g(x)+g(2)=

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G(h^2) = 3-h^2
G(x+2)= -x+1
G(x)+g(2)= -X + 4
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