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F= ((-5,1),(2,2),(1,-2))g=((2,-5),(-4,-2),(1,1))Find (f+g)(1)

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To find (f+g)(1), we can start by rewriting it as:


(f+g)(1)=f(1)+g(1)

The function f and g have a set of pairs. We are looking for the pairs that have the first number "1", we want the second number. In both, they are the last pair.

For f this is (1,-2), so:


f(1)=-2

For g this is (1,1), so:


g(1)=1

So, substituting into the first expression, we have:


(f+g)(1)=f(1)+g(1)=-2+1=-1

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