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find p(1),p(-2),p(-3)if p(x=xsquare-4x-2​

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Answered by HateLove16
3

Step-by-step explanation:

After putting x=2 in equation, we get −1.

After putting x=−1, we get 8

After putting x=21, we get 45

So, p(2)−p(−1)+p(21)=−1−8+45

=−9+45=4−36+5=4−31

hope it helps..

Answered by satya2061
1

Step-by-step explanation:

p(x)=x^2-4x-2

p(1)= 1^2-4×1-2

= 1-4-2

=-5

p(2)=2^2-4x2-2

=4-8-2

=-6

p(-2)=-2^2-4×-2-2

4+8-2

10

p(2)=2^2-4x2-2

=4-8-2

=-6

p(-3)=-3^2-4x-3-2

6+12-6

12

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