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Let (f)=^2−3 and (g)=5−x^2 (f+g)(7)= (f−g)(7)= (fg)(7)= (f/g)(7)=

Let (f)=^2−3 and (g)=5−x^2 (f+g)(7)= (f−g)(7)= (fg)(7)= (f/g)(7)=
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Let (f)=^2−3 and (g)=5−x^2

(f+g)(7)=

(f−g)(7)=

(fg)(7)=

(f/g)(7)=

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Answer:the answer is d

Step-by-step explanation: it a d bc i know

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