Asked by Robby
Given that f(x)=x^2-15 and g(x)=10−x, find (f−g)(3), if it exists.
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Answered by
Steve
of course it exists. It's just the difference of two polynomials, so it's another polynomial.
(f-g)(3) = f(3)-g(3)
Now just plug in their values and simplify.
(f-g)(3) = f(3)-g(3)
Now just plug in their values and simplify.
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