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G(x) = k* f(x), what is K when g(x) = (0,6) (2,-2) and f(x)=(2,1)(0,3)

G(x) = k* f(x), what is K when g(x) = (0,6) (2,-2) and f(x)=(2,1)(0,3)
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G(x) = k* f(x), what is K when g(x) = (0,6) (2,-2) and f(x)=(2,1)(0,3)

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Answer:

k=x{2,3)*

Explanation:

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