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G(x)=-4x+11 find g(1) and g(4)
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G(x)=-4x+11 find g(1) and g(4)
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Its simple. What you wanna do is you plug in 1 instead of x and see whats the answer; same as for 4 then it will get you G (1) value and G (4) value. Enjoy and hope you understand it!!
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