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Polynomial in standard form. f(x)= —x—4 g(x)=2x^2+4x+11 Find (f*g)(x)
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Polynomial in standard form.

f(x)= —x—4


g(x)=2x^2+4x+11


Find (f*g)(x)

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Answer:

-2x² - 8x - 15

Explanation:

-(2x² + 4x + 11) + (-4)

-2x² - 8x - 11 - 4

-2x² - 8x - 15

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