Math, asked by DJVICKY01, 5 months ago

Suppose f(x)= (2x+3), g(x)=(x+6).
Find f(-2)+g(5).

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Answered by mastersakshamsgr

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Answer:

It will 10.

Replace x with -2 in f(x) and x with 5 in g(x) for solving it

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