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F(n)=n^2+4n g(n)=-n-5 Find f(n)+g(n)

F(n)=n^2+4n g(n)=-n-5 Find f(n)+g(n)
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F(n)=n^2+4n
g(n)=-n-5
Find f(n)+g(n)

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User Luis Guzman
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Answer:

n^2+5n-5

Explanation:

I think it is

n^2+4n+n-5

combine like terms

n^2+5n-5

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User Edwin Vermeer
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