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Suppose e(x) = 3 and e[x(x − 1)] = 27.5. (a) what is e(x2)? [hint: first verify that e[x(x − 1)] = e[x2 − x] = e(x2) − e(x).]

Suppose e(x) = 3 and e[x(x − 1)] = 27.5. (a) what is e(x2)? [hint: first verify that e[x(x − 1)] = e[x2 − x] = e(x2) − e(x).]
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Suppose e(x) = 3 and e[x(x − 1)] = 27.5. (a) what is e(x2)? [hint: first verify that e[x(x − 1)] = e[x2 − x] = e(x2) − e(x).]

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