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G(n) = 4n+1 h(n)= -2n+3 Find (g+h)(n)
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G(n) = 4n+1
h(n)= -2n+3
Find (g+h)(n)

User Maryam
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Answer:

14 - 4n

Explanation:

g = 4n+1/n

n = 1/gāˆ’4

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h = āˆ’2n+3/n

n = 3/h+2

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g(- n + 3) = 4(- n + 3) + 2 = - 4n + 12 + 2 = 14 - 4n

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