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If f(x) = √x + 12 and g(x) = 2√x, what is the value of (f-g)(144)?

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f (144)= square root of 144+12=12+12=24



g (144)=2.square root of144=2.12=24


(f-g)(144)=24-24=0
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we have


f(x)=√(x)+12


g(x)=2√(x)

we know that


(f-g)(144)=f(144)-g(144) -------> equation A

Step 1

Find the value of
f(144)

For
x=144

substitute in f(x)


f(144)=√(144)+12


f(144)=12+12


f(144)=24

Step 2

Find the value of
g(144)

For
x=144

substitute in g(x)


g(144)=2√(144)


g(144)=2(12)


g(144)=24

Step 3

Find
(f-g)(144)

Substitute the values in the equation A


24-24=0

therefore

the answer is the option


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