4 11. If f(x) = - = - 1 and ± and g(x) = −x³ + 4x, what is y = g(x) − f(x) for x = 2? x
4 11. If f(x) = - = - 1 and ± and g(x) = −x³ + 4x, what is y = g(x) − f(x) for x = 2? x
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11. If f(x) =
- =
- 1 and
± and g(x) = −x³ + 4x, what is y = g(x) − f(x) for x = 2?
x
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