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Given p(x)= −2(x−5) 2 + 4, what is the value of p(4)?
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Given p(x)= −2(x−5) 2 + 4, what is the value of p(4)?

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p(4)= 8

because

-2(x-5)2+4

-2(4-5)2+4

-8+10+2+4

2+2+4=8

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