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IF G=(x)=x^2 find the value of g(4) + g(- 4) THIS question is from the function chapter.​

IF G=(x)=x^2 find the value of g(4) + g(- 4) THIS question is from the function chapter.​
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IF G=(x)=x^2 find the value of g(4) + g(- 4)

THIS question is from the function chapter.​

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here is the answer ask if theres any prob

IF G=(x)=x^2 find the value of g(4) + g(- 4) THIS question is from the function chapter-example-1
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