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G(t)=t^2 - 2f(t) = 4t+4Find g(t)/f(t)

G(t)=t^2 - 2f(t) = 4t+4Find g(t)/f(t)
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G(t)=t^2 - 2f(t) = 4t+4Find g(t)/f(t)

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\begin{gathered} (g\mleft(t\mright))/(f\mleft(t\mright))=(t^2-2)/(4t+4) \\ (t^2-2)/(4t+4)\text{ Since there are not common factors we can not simplify anymore} \\ \text{Answer is }(g(t))/(f(t))=(t^2-2)/(4t+4) \end{gathered}

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