Raymond B. answered • 01/22/21
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g(a+4) = 5(a+4)^2 -4(a+4) +2
=5(a^2 +8a +16) -4a -16 +2
=5a^2 +40a + 80 -4a -14
= 5a^2 +36a + 66
Charles T.
asked • 01/22/21given g(x) = 5x^2 - 4x + 2. d=find g(a+4)
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