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Given the function g below, which statement correctly compares the values of g(4) and g(5)?

g(x) = 8x - 3

User Dirk Geurs
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Hello!

Answer:


\Large \boxed{\sf g(4) < g(5)}

Explanation:

We want to compare the values of g(4) and g(5) with the function g(x).

Let's calculate g(4) and g(5) by replacing x by 4 then 5 to compare them:


\sf g(4) = 8 * 4 - 3 = 32 - 3 = 29


\sf g(5) = 8 * 5 - 3 = 40 - 3 = 37

Therefore:


\sf 29 < 37 ~~~~ ~~~so~~~~~~~\boxed{\sf g(4) < g(5)}

User Flocked
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Hello !

Answer:


\Large\boxed{\sf g(4) < g(5)}

Explanation:

Given :


\sf g(x)=8x-3

Let's evaluate the function g at 4 and 5 to compare the values g(4) and g(5).

- g(4) :

Replace x with 4 in the expression :


\begin{aligned}\\\sf g(4)&amp;=8* 4 -3\\&amp;=32-3\\&amp;=29\end{aligned}

- g(5) :

Replace x with 5 in the expression :


\begin{aligned}\\\sf g(5)&amp;=8* 5 -3\\&amp;=40-3\\&amp;=37\end{aligned}

We have 29 < 37, so g(4) < g(5).

Have a nice day ;)

User Vipul Asri
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