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If (x) = 38 + 10xand g(x) = 4X- 2, find (f+ g(x). Ο Α. 17x- 2 Ο Β. 3* + 6x + 2 Ο C. 38 + 14χ- 2 Ο D. 38 - 6x+2
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If (x) = 38 + 10xand g(x) = 4X- 2, find (f+ g(x).

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Α. 17x- 2
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Β. 3* + 6x + 2
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C. 38 + 14χ- 2
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D. 38 - 6x+2

User Andrey Novikov
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Answer:

38 + 10x + 4x - 2

14x + 36

answer is c

6x

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