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Let g(y)= - y2 +9y + 10. Find g(-2).

User Yasmin French
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Answer:

Explanation:

g(y) = -y^2 + 9y +10

g(-2) = (-2)^2 + 9(-2) +10

g(-2) = 4 - 18 + 10

g(-2) = -4

User Fhossfel
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g(x)=-y^2\text{ + 9y + 10}

To find g(-2)

We will have to replace y in the function with -2


g(-2)=-(-2)^2\text{ + 9(-2) + 10}

g(-2) = - 1x 4 + 9 x -2 + 10

g(-2) = -4 -18 + 10

g(-2) = -22 + 10

g(-2) = -12

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