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8. Let g(x) = 8 – 2xa) Find g(3)

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1)In this case, let's plug in 3 from the domain set into the function g(x):

g(3) =8-2(3)

g(3) =8-6

g(3) =2

2) So 2 is the value in the Range when 3 is plugged in from the Domain set.

User Persixty
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Answer:


g(3)=2

Explanation:

Givens

We are given a function:


g(x)=8-2x

We are asked to find g(3).

Solve

First, substitute 3 as x in g(x):


g(x)=8-2x\\\\g(3)=8-2x

Then, substitute 3 as x in the function:


g(3)=8-2x\\\\g(3)=8-2(3)

Simplify the function by multiplying 2(3):


g(3)=8-2(3)\\\\g(3)=8-6

Then, simplify by performing the final necessary arithmetic:


g(3)=8-6\\\\g(3)=2

Final Answer

Therefore, g(3) = 2.

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