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P(m) = 2m² − 4m + 3, find p(1/3)

P(m) = 2m² − 4m + 3, find p(1/3)
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P(m) = 2m² − 4m + 3, find p(1/3)

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Answer:

17/9

Explanation:

Plug in 1/3 as m.

2*(1/3)^2 - 4(1/3) + 3 = 17/9

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