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G(a)= a^6- 5a f(a)=–2a +5 Find g(f(a))

G(a)= a^6- 5a f(a)=–2a +5 Find g(f(a))
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G(a)= a^6- 5a
f(a)=–2a +5
Find g(f(a))

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User Jdickel
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Answer:

(-2a+5)^6-5(-2a+5)

Explanation:

plug f(a) into g(a) where there is an 'a'

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