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F s(x) = 2 – x2 and t(x) = 3x, which value is equivalent to (s*t)(-7)
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F s(x) = 2 – x2 and t(x) = 3x, which value is equivalent to (s*t)(-7)

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Answer: A on edge

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User Vladimir Shutyuk
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s(x) = 2 - x²

t(x) = 3x

s(t(x)) = st(x)

s(t(x)) :

s(3x)

So in s(x) = 2 - x², to solve for s(3x) we replace x with 3x

s(x) = 2 - x²

s(3x) = 2 - (3x)²

= 2 - 9x²

st(x) = 2 - 9x²

st(-7) = 2 - 9*(-7)(-7)

= 2 - 9*49 = 2 - 441 = -439

st(-7) = -439
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