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Given g(x)=5x−9, what is the value of g(2)

Given g(x)=5x−9, what is the value of g(2)
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Given g(x)=5x−9, what is the value of g(2)

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Answer:

1

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I took the test and the answer was 1

User Tiziano Munegato
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Answer:

G(2) =5(2) -9

Explanation:

5×2=10

10-9=1

G(2)=1

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