the function g is defined by g (x)=(x-3)^2. if g(a)= a^2 what is the value of a?
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The value of a would-be x-3... I think
Step-by-step explanation: All you have to do is see the similarities between the two equations. You know that g(x) looks similar to g(a). They're trying to tell you that a is basically x. So look at (x-3)^2 and a^2, we can see that x-3 and a are in the same spot. So a would-be x-3. Basically you just kind of plug it in. The way I explained it is a little confusing, sorry, but feel free to ask questions to clarify!
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x-3 is la answer
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