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The functions f and f are defined as follows: f(x)=-2x-3 g(X)=2x power to 2nd -3x

The functions f and f are defined as follows: f(x)=-2x-3 g(X)=2x power to 2nd -3x-example-1

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The values of f(-

We can find the values of a function at some point by just doing the substitution of x to the number we want and then simplifying it, so let's do the first one


f(x)=-2x-3

We want f(4), so instead of "x" I'll put "4"


f(4)=-2\cdot(4)-3

Now we just got to simplify it


\begin{gathered} f(4)=-2\cdot4-3 \\ \\ f(4)=-8-3 \\ \\ f(4)=-11 \end{gathered}

Therefore, f(4) = -11

Now let's solve the second one, here we have another function


g(x)=2x^2-3x

We'll do the exact same process, where we have "x" we will put "-5", then


g(-5)=2\cdot(-5)^2-3\cdot(-5)

Again, let's just simplify it, remember that (-5)^2 = 25, positive.


\begin{gathered} g(-5)=2\cdot25+15 \\ \\ g(-5)=50+15 \\ \\ g(-5)=65 \end{gathered}

Therefore, g(-5) = 65

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