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What is (f–g)(x)? f(x)= – 2x2+10x g(x)= – 3x2

What is (f–g)(x)? f(x)= – 2x2+10x g(x)= – 3x2
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What is (f–g)(x)?
f(x)=
–
2x2+10x
g(x)=
–
3x2

What is (f–g)(x)? f(x)= – 2x2+10x g(x)= – 3x2-example-1
User Burton Guster
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Answer:

What is (f–g)(x)?

f(x)=

–

2x2+10x

g(x)=11

–

3x2

12

Explanation:

User Ganesh Giri
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