ASHLEY V.

asked • 05/01/19

r(x)=4x^2 s(x)=3x

Heather P.

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If your question is to find the sum, difference, and product of these two functions, this isn't a calculus problem. But what is your question?
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If you're looking for the sum, difference, and product of these two functions...


For a sum or difference, remember to combine ONLY like terms.


For the product, multiply the coefficients, then the x-terms (add the exponents).



I hope this guided you in the right direction. Please let me know if you need more help.

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