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If p(x)=x2+2x-5 and qıx)=x-3, what is p(x) - g(x)? A.2x² - 2 B.2x²-8 C.x²+x-2 D.x²+x-8
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If p(x)=x2+2x-5 and qıx)=x-3, what is p(x) - g(x)?

A.2x² - 2
B.2x²-8
C.x²+x-2
D.x²+x-8

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C. x2+x-2

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