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H(n) = n^2+ 4n g(n)= 2n -3 Find h(g(-2))
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H(n) = n^2+ 4n
g(n)= 2n -3
Find h(g(-2))

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JDBSJDKJSWNNS NGTRAKDN6292 so thats whyngy becasuse i said so
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