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F(x)=4x-5;g(x)=6x-3 find 3f(x)-2g(x)
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F(x)=4x-5;g(x)=6x-3 find 3f(x)-2g(x)

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f(x)=4x-5;g(x)=6x-3 find 3f(x)-2g(x)​

we have that

3f(x)=3(4x-5)=12x-15

and

2g(x)=2(6x-3)=12x-6

so

3f(x)-2g(x)=(12x-15)-(12x-6)=-15+6=-9

answer is -9

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