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Using the same algorithm: . Start with a number and add 2 to it. • Double the result. • Subtract 3 from that quantity. Which of the following is a function that models the above…
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Using the same algorithm:
. Start with a number and add 2 to it.
• Double the result.
• Subtract 3 from that quantity.
Which of the following is a function that models the above algorithm for any number, n?
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2(n+2-3)
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