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  2. Calculate: f(4) - (g(2)

Calculate:

f(4) - (g(2) + f(3)) =

h(1) + f(1) x g(3) =

anessia83 anessia83    2   14.02.2022 03:00    2

Answers
noseugh noseugh  14.02.2022 03:00

1)  f-2g

2) h+3fg

Step-by-step explanation:

1)

f(4) - g(2) + f(3))4f - 2g + 3f4f - 3f - 2gf - 2g

2)

h(1) + f(1) x g(3)h + f x 3gh + 3fg
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