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G(n)=n+1 f(n)-n^2-n find g(f(8))
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G(n)=n+1 f(n)-n^2-n find g(f(8))

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g(f(8)) =( n ^(2) - n )+ 1 = 8 ^(2) - 8 + 1 = 64 + 9 = 73

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