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G(x)=2x+1 h(x)=x3−x2 g(h(2))=

G(x)=2x+1 h(x)=x3−x2 g(h(2))=
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G(x)=2x+1
h(x)=x3−x2
g(h(2))=

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User Dpington
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Answer:

9

Explanation:

g(h(2))= 2(x3-x2)+1 = 2(2^3-2^2)+1 = 2(8-4)+1

=2*4+1 = 9

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