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How is f(-4) and g(-2) determined to complete the function?

How is f(-4) and g(-2) determined to complete the function?-example-1
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SOLUTION

The given functions are


\begin{gathered} f(x)=2x^3+2 \\ g(x)=4x-3 \end{gathered}

The question requires the values of


f(-4),g(-2)

To find f(-2), substitute x=-2 into f(x)

It follows


f(-4)=2(-4)^3+2

Solve for f(-4)


\begin{gathered} f(-4)=2(-64)-2 \\ f(-4)=-126 \end{gathered}

Therefore the value of f(-4)=-126.

To get g(-2) substitute x=-2 into g(x)

It follows


g(-2)=4(-2)-3

Solve for g(-2)


\begin{gathered} g(-2)=-8+3 \\ g(-2)=-5 \end{gathered}

Therefore the value of g(-2)=-5.

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