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If g(t) = 2/ (t + 3), then g (?) = 2/ (4a + 3)
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If g(t) = 2/ (t + 3), then g (?) = 2/ (4a + 3)

If g(t) = 2/ (t + 3), then g (?) = 2/ (4a + 3)-example-1
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may be the answer is g(4a)

Explanation:

g(4a) = 2/(4a +3)

't' is replaced by '4a'.

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