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If p(x) = ax²-3x+10, for what value(s) of a is p(-2) = f(g(-2))? May you explain how you did this.​

If p(x) = ax²-3x+10, for what value(s) of a is p(-2) = f(g(-2))? May you explain how you did this.​
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If p(x) = ax²-3x+10, for what value(s) of a is p(-2) = f(g(-2))? May you explain how you did this.​

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Answer:

If p(x) = ax²

-3x+10

p(-2) =

f(g(-2))

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