Find f(x)+g(x), given f(x)=x^2-8 and g(x)=-2-x^2 The ^means there’s a 2 over top of that number please show your steps if you solve this for me

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Find f(x)+g(x), given f(x)=x^2-8 and g(x)=-2-x^2

The ^means there’s a 2 over top of that number please show your steps if you solve this for me

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$\left(x^2-8\right)+\left(-2-x^2\right)=-10$

$\left(x^2-8\right)+\left(-2-x^2\right)$

=x^2-8-2-x^2

=x^2-x^2-8-2

=-8-2

=-10

Grumbunks answered Nov 4, 2022

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