Raymond B. answered 09/01/25
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
f(w)=-w+2, g(w) = 5w +w^2
g(f(w)) = -4
g(f(w) = 5(-w+2) +(-w+2)^2 = -5x+10+w^2-4w+4=w^2-9w+14
g(f(6) = 6^2-9(6)+14=36-54+14=-4
or f(6)=-6+2=-4, g(f(6)=5(-4)+(-4)^2=-20+16=-4
Prentisha C.
asked 10/03/22g(f(6)) if g(w) = 5w+w^2 and f(w) = -w+2
Raymond B. answered 09/01/25
Math, microeconomics or criminal justice
f(w)=-w+2, g(w) = 5w +w^2
g(f(w)) = -4
g(f(w) = 5(-w+2) +(-w+2)^2 = -5x+10+w^2-4w+4=w^2-9w+14
g(f(6) = 6^2-9(6)+14=36-54+14=-4
or f(6)=-6+2=-4, g(f(6)=5(-4)+(-4)^2=-20+16=-4
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