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Adesoji asked Jul 14, 2022

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Find g(-7) for g(t) = 4t^2

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one hundred seventy nine

Ashilon answered Jul 17, 2022

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196

Explanation:

Just plug in a -7 for everywhere there is a t:

$g(t)=4t^2\\g(-7)=4(-7)^2\\g(-7)=4*49=196$

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