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If S(k)= k? + k +4 and T(k) = k -6, find S(k) + T(k).

If S(k)= k? + k +4 and T(k) = k -6, find S(k) + T(k).
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If S(k)= k? + k +4 and T(k) = k -6, find
S(k) + T(k).

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User Yash Kumar Verma
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Answer:

s(k=4)+t(k-6)

Explanation:

Egde

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User Ron Tornambe
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Answer:

s(k=4)+t(k-6)

Explanation:

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